Lexus showcased its global premiere of the next-generation Battery Electric Vehicle (BEV) concept car, the LF-ZC, scheduled for release in 2026.
Alongside it, the BEV flagship concept model LF-ZL was also unveiled, which further provided a sneak- peek into the brand’s plans.
Here are some of the features of the concept models:
2026 Lexus LF-ZC & LF-ZL Design and looks
The future Lexus electric cars will be designed to fit everything better by minimizing all core components.
This makes the LF-ZC more fun to drive, with exciting and enjoyable handling, making it feel like the driver and the car are one.
Lexus LF-ZC & LF-ZL INTERIOR
The modernized Intelligent Cockpit is designed to be practical, allowing customers to access the features they need for an enhanced driving experience.
Using advanced AI technology, the next-gen voice recognition system offers a service akin to conversing with a helpful assistant.
Lexus’s Bamboo CMF (Color, Material, Finish) Concept showcases its unique approach to sustainability, emphasizing efficient resource use and a fresh interior design that enhances the customer experience. Visitors can enjoy the Lexus Electrified VR Experience, a virtual driving simulation aligned with Lexus’s customer-focused and community-driven approach.
No details regarding the range, top speed, battery, or pricing of the concept cars are yet available. But, we hope that the company will reveal more specifications soon.
LF-ZL: The Flagship BEV Concept
The LF-ZL (Lexus Future Zero-emission Luxury) joins the production concept, offering a glimpse into a future where mobility, people, and society seamlessly connect.
This upcoming flagship model is designed to embrace a naturally sustainable, eco-friendly luxury lifestyle, allowing customers to live according to their desires while making positive contributions to the environment and society.
Here are some more expected features of LF- ZL Concept Car
| Features | Description |
|---|---|
| Cabin | The LF-ZL boasts a spacious and serene cabin with traditional Omotenashi elements enhanced through technology, offering a one-of-a-kind mobility experience. |
| ‘Interactive Reality in Motion‘ | The car’s onboard sensors collaborate with digital data from the surroundings, enhancing the driving experience. |
| Information on Pointing | When drivers point to objects or places of interest, the car’s display quickly offers information and voice guidance, enhancing the connection between occupants and their surroundings. |
| Efficient Data Utilization | The extensive data usage efficiently manages charging and power supply, seamlessly connecting the vehicle to the network and integrating it into societal infrastructure while parked. This approach ensures smooth mobility solutions align with the customer’s lifestyle. |
Lexus is dedicated to becoming an all-electric brand by 2035. This shift means they’ll rethink how cars are built using a new flexible structure and advanced manufacturing methods. They’ll also introduce a new software system that covers all aspects of their vehicles.