The first year of electrification is approaching, Lexus new model preview image

Recently, Lexus officially released a preview image of a new electrified model. Combined with its coupe-SUV shape and previously exposed news, I believe it is most likely the Lexus LF-Z on the same platform as the Toyota bZ4X pure electric concept car. According to previous news, the car is planned to be unveiled before August 2022, the first year of Lexus electrification. It will be built on the e-TNGA platform and China will become one of the car's major sales markets in the future.

There is currently no more news about LF-Z. Combined with the previously exposed imaginary pictures, LF-Z still maintains the Lexus family spindle-shaped design language, the overall design style is very radical and has a strong sense of movement. The center grille adopts a closed style often used in pure electric vehicles. Thanks to the compact layout of the pure electric platform, it has a four-wheeled and four-cornered shape design, the body proportions are very well-proportioned, and it has a strong aesthetic feeling.

Lexus LF-Z pure electric concept car

As the "prototype" of LF-Z, The Lexus LF-Z pure electric concept car made its world premiere at this year's Shanghai Auto Show. It has a typical crossover design style and a very low center of gravity, which may bring better handling. In terms of body size, the length, width and height are 4880/1960/1600 mm respectively, and the wheelbase is 2950 mm. It is expected to have good seating space.

At the rear of the car, the Lexus LF-Z concept car adopts a very design-like through-line type taillights, with "LEXUS" in full English in the center of the light strip, and "ELECTRIFIED" in full English below the taillights, which represents that this LF-Z is a pure electric model.

In terms of power, the Lexus LF-Z pure electric concept car adopts a dual-motor four-wheel drive layout, with a power of 400 kW, a torque of 700 N·m, and a capacity of 90 kWh. Yuan lithium-ion battery pack, WLT P has a cruising range of approximately 600 kilometers. It adopts a new generation of DIRECT4 four-wheel drive control technology, which can freely control the driving force of the high-torque electric motor. Through independent control of the front and rear drive wheels, the system can freely switch between front drive, rear drive and all-wheel drive. .

Editor: Zhu Yuxiang