New Lexus LF-ZL Electric Flagship Luxury Concept

The LF-ZL represents a future Lexus flagship luxury model, aiming to offer a prestigious ownership experience beyond just the car, driven in next-generation BEV architecture and software advancements from the new Arene OS. Taking advantage of the freedom in BEV-specific packaging and optimizing interior space, LF-ZL has a spacious and serene cabin where traditional Omotenashi features are elevated through technology, for an unprecedented mobility experience.
LF-ZL Main Specifications
Overall Length 5,300 mm
Overall Width 2,020 mm
Overall Height 1,700 mm
Wheelbase 3,350 mm
Source : Lexus
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[@HaleyFlood-fo1ll]

Wow what an amazing car very luxurious ❤

[@haroldtraylor8886]

THE FUTURE

[@user-from-3000]

Rear wheel arch area looks like a Hyundai Kona :P The proportions are more Aztek than Lexus

[@Djeseret]

It is similar to Opel Experimental, if there had been a little greater distance in time, one would have immediately suspected that the Lexus was a copy. In each case, Lexus has copied the vertical line in the front and rear which is an old Opel detail - and guess what, Toyota has also used this "Opel vertical line" on a Concept car.

[@yeulathe]

So you re an Industrial Designer or a Car designer or ... ?

[@Djeseret]

@@yeulathe Historian with expertise in scientific analysis, i.e. detective work. And analyzing and reviewing design in detail has been a pleasure for 36 years now. The problem is that you have to have an unimaginably extensive knowledge to be able to engage in these subjects, if you haven't studied this for 20-30 years, it's difficult. You have to train your way of seeing things, otherwise you cannot see what is actually there to see, even if it is explained to you, it depends on the brain's method of processing visual information. Learning to draw accurate portraits is an effective method of learning to see nuances. It is a long and tiring but fun job to learn to see and understand visual impressions and details. - BUT in just THIS case... you also have to be an expert on Opel design, and history and THAT... there are extremely few who are, which means that when someone else makes a car that uses design from Opel, there is absolutely no one... who have the ability to see this, because they know nothing about Opel... Very simple...