For my next photo set from the Detroit Auto Show, here’s a quick gallery with some Lexus LF-LC interior detail shots:
Matching the level of detail of the LF-LC’s exterior, the concept’s interior is an impressive combination of technology and luxury — what hit me the most was the textures, the weaving stitches in the leather ribbon of the center console, the cream suede seats, the carbon fiber steering wheel, they all mesh together to give the cabin a uniquely futuristic handmade look that really works.
As for the technology, much of it centers touchscreen LCD panels, including one built into each door instead of switches, and one in the center console that replaces the Remote Touch mouse for controlling the massive display in the dash.
The other stand-out feature of the interior is the wildly visual instrument panel, which layers graphics and information to create an otherworldly 3D effect that would likely prove far too distracting for real-world driving — it does makes quite an impression though.
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