Lexus arrives at the British International Motor Show in exceptional form. A series of new product launches in the past 18 months have revitalised its model range and powered a big increase in sales, both in the UK and Europe.
Centrepiece of the Lexus stand at the British International Motor Show is the all-new Lexus LS 460. The luxury flagship of the Lexus range is making its UK debut, in advance of going on sale in November.
Lexus unveiled the all-new LS 600h luxury saloon at the New York Auto Show today, marking another major advance in the development of its hybrid power model range.
Arriving at European showrooms towards the end of 2006, the fourth generation of the marque’s flagship, the Lexus LS 460, features an all-new 4.6-litre engine generating around 375bhp.
The comprehensive renewal of the Lexus product range will reach another milestone at the Tokyo Motor Show next week with the unveiling of a new flagship saloon concept.
European premiere for new hybrid power high-performance saloon
Lexus continues to rock the luxury car market as it unveiled yet another ground-breaking hybrid vehicle, with the Lexus GS450h taking the stage today at the New York International Auto Show.
The new generation Lexus IS makes its world debut at the Geneva Motor Show, following the new GS as the second model to be created encompassing the Lexus new L-Finesse design principles.
The Lexus RX400h marks an important step forward in the development of Lexus, introducing the exceptional efficiency and strong environmental performance of hybrid power to the luxury SUV market.
Lexus are showing the 500-plus horsepower, 200 mph LF-A sports car concept at the 2005 Geneva Motor Show.
The launch of the all-new third generation GS marks a watershed in the history of Lexus, as it is the first car to be marketed globally by the prestige brand.
The Lexus stand at the Geneva Motor Show in March will be packed with exciting new cars and engines signalling the beginning of a new era in Lexus history.
Lexus has unveiled the 500-plus horsepower, 200 mph LF-A sports car concept at the 2005 North American International Auto Show in Detroit.
Lexus will use the opportunity of the Paris Motor Show to display both its latest future concept car, the LF-C, and to showcase two new production models which will be launched in Europe in 2005
Lexus is founded on the principle of the “relentless pursuit of perfection”. In every aspect of its vehicle design and manufacturing and its customer service, it strives constantly to achieve the highest possible standards, setting benchmarks for all its rivals in the prestige car market.
The Lexus RX400h makes its UK debut at the Sunday Times Motor Show Live, a vehicle that is set to make history as the first hybrid petrol-electric production model in the premium car market when sales begin in early 2005.
The new Lexus GS executive saloon may be almost a year away, but the distinctive styling of this eagerly awaited new car has its roots in recent concepts.
Visitors to the Lexus stand at the Sunday Times Motor Show Live will be given an exciting insight into the future of the brand with the display of the stunning LF-X concept car and the radical hybrid power RX400h.
Lexus is offering visitors to The Sunday Times Motor Show Live a glimpse of the future with two exhibits focusing on important developments in technology and design.
Lexus introduced its third new concept design within a year when it unveiled the LF-C luxury sports coupe concept car at the New York International Auto Show.
Lexus will unveil a dramatic concept vehicle, created with a new, more passionate design direction, at a press conference at the New York International Auto Show on Thursday, 8 April, 2004.
Representing the first iteration of a new, wholly innovative design philosophy and language unique to Lexus Design – the next generation GS sports sedan is also unveiled at the 2004 Geneva Motorshow.
With the unveiling of the revolutionary RX400h 4-wheel drive Sport Utility Vehicle at the 2004 Geneva Motorshow, Lexus today introduces the world’s first hybrid, petrol/electric powered car to the European premium automotive segment.
Initially established within the Toyota Motor Corporation as an entirely separate marque, the Lexus Division finally achieved total, worldwide development autonomy within the group with the creation of the Lexus Development Centre in June 2003.
