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The ongoing Japan Mobility Show 2025 is a throwback to the golden age of Tokyo's auto shows in the 1980s and 1990s with a wide range of new products and concepts. Toyota is reinventing the Corolla, Lexus is showing off a bunker on wheels, and Mazda is showing off a car powered by algae. You can see them all in the large photo gallery.
Lexus just transformed its LS into a bold, six-wheeled van concept
The brand offers up a preview of what its luxury vehicles could look like in the future Lexus is radically reimagining one of its oldest models. The Japanese luxury marque recently unveiled a bold concept based on the LS at the Japan Mobility Show. But rather than being a sedan, like every other iteration of the company’s long-running flagship, this prototype has taken on the form of an ultra-luxurious, six-wheeled van. During a presentation at …
Luxury cars in the future will not be limousine-shaped, according to the Japanese premium brand, which is why the manufacturer has reinterpreted its flagship for the Tokyo Motor Show.
Lexus brought to the Japan Mobility Show 2025 three concept cars with their own design philosophies but all aiming for electrification and serving the diverse needs of users, from VIP customers to sports car enthusiasts.
Lexus LS Goes Bold: Three Radical Concepts Redefine Luxury Space - Yanko Design
When Lexus rolled three radically different concepts onto the floor of the 2025 Japan Mobility Show, each wearing the LS badge, the message was clear: the future of luxury isn’t about four doors and a trunk anymore. A six-wheeled van with a convertible day bed in the third row. A single-seat autonomous pod that looks like it escaped from Minority Report. An SUV coupe that might actually see production. These are Lexus’s answers to a market that …
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