The Lexus Electrified SUV Concept in Detail

Posted by Kevin on February 7th, 2022

These are the first detailed photos of the Lexus Electrified SUV concept revealed in December as part of the brand’s announcement to go full-electric by 2030.

Lexus Electrified SUV

Lexus Electrified SUV

With literally no technical specifications or even a single photo of the interior, these photos are all we have to work with — suffice to say, if this is what the future of Lexus looks like, consider me all in.

Via Lexus Japan (Thanks Mike!)

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bananaslug

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Front fascia and side profile look great! However that rear end đź‘€ looks like the unfortunate love child of a 2004 Pontiac Aztek with a 2020 Mitsubishi Eclipse cross
 
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This looks like the return of the large American station wagon, brought to you by Toyota and Lexus.

I will always find it funny (ironic) that Americans will not buy "station wagon" but butch it up a bit and relabel it (hmm... a rose by any other name...) and they will buy it.
 
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I hope both final products from Toyota and Lexus will have differentiation in body rather than just the front and rear ends to be different. Would be a little disappointing if they both share the same body. If I recall correctly, the Toyota version already had a camoflauged version spotted as well during the presentation reveal.
 
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I wonder if keeping with this decade long product launch, this hints at the near final design of the Toyota Grand Highlander and Lexus TX
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Hope so, If this is the Grand Highlander we can say a BIG bye to a lot of long mid as Palisade and it's brother

In TX terms it will go toe to toe for first time with GLE/Q7&X5
 
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The Grand Highlander will not take away much of the market from the Palisade, as Toyota wont undercut pricing to gain sales as they expect folks to pay FMV for their reputation
 
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