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You can see the 2023 RC on Lexus Canada website, but not RC F yet
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There will be a second gen RC
Eh idk. What we talking ICE or EV?
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Not sure ICE or EV, but next RC will be developed alongside the new GT3 car
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Fairly certain it's the "LFR" which is gonna indirectly replace it. Doubtful there will be a next gen ICE RC.
Sad truth. Hopefully this TNGA-A platform is real we could get an IS at the least
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I agree. The prospect of an ICE next-gen IS on a platform lighter than GA-L is exciting, but best we can do is wait and keep an eye out for rumours/information.
I'm sure the EV IS will be amazing too.. but I want to see that gorgeous body from the concept with an internal combustion engine.
Updated interior like the 21+ IS, it’s already on Canadian website.
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This entire forum and the rest of the world have collectively lost their sh*t over this car. You should surf the internet.
So yeah, we've done a fair amount of talking on the new Prius.
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I don't know if this have been shared before, but here goes.
TMC R&D is not stopping and it's looking to invest big on BEV's, there's even some sort of "supper bottle" coming:
On the motors side, we now know when they're coming:
That Large/Premium system is a 800V arquitecture.
By 2025, we're going to get the 2nd generation eAxle, focusing on improving motor efficiency by 10% and we're going to have 3 versions (Small, Medium, Large/Premium).
2nd gen eAxle:
For the 3rd generation eAxle, TMC is focusing on size and weight reduction, looking for 30% less weight and less than half the size:
That 3rd gen eAxle motor prototype was finished in Spring 2022.
TMC R&D is not stopping and it's looking to invest big on BEV's, there's even some sort of "supper bottle" coming:
On the motors side, we now know when they're coming:
That Large/Premium system is a 800V arquitecture.
By 2025, we're going to get the 2nd generation eAxle, focusing on improving motor efficiency by 10% and we're going to have 3 versions (Small, Medium, Large/Premium).
2nd gen eAxle:
For the 3rd generation eAxle, TMC is focusing on size and weight reduction, looking for 30% less weight and less than half the size:
That 3rd gen eAxle motor prototype was finished in Spring 2022.
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There is also that engine we know it's going to happen in a BEV sports car:
That looks like it has a split box to accomplish the 2 speeds:
And the new eFour system, that's almost the same size has the previous iAWD systems:
This new system have 5.7xmore power and 1.5xmore torque.
The efficiency was also an important aspect from this motor and TMC even looked deep on how the oil works inside it:
That looks like it has a split box to accomplish the 2 speeds:
And the new eFour system, that's almost the same size has the previous iAWD systems:
This new system have 5.7xmore power and 1.5xmore torque.
The efficiency was also an important aspect from this motor and TMC even looked deep on how the oil works inside it:
That two-stage system will be in the IS EV not the super car. Also I would like to hear about the 5.7x power and 1.5x torque, what's the source?
We are seeing a lot of smoke and mirrors from TMC. They revealed that very ambitious EV plan only to cancel it a year later. Then we get complete opposite reports that no new EVs coming before 2025 (after BZ4X/RZ/BZ3). But then we see a C-HR EV concept that's launching next year, and then in Thailand out of all places they just revealed the Hilux BEV and an IMV0 concept that can take all kinds of powertrains from BEV to FCEV to H2 ICEV. There is no reliable information source out there on TMC's actual EV plans whatsoever.
We are seeing a lot of smoke and mirrors from TMC. They revealed that very ambitious EV plan only to cancel it a year later. Then we get complete opposite reports that no new EVs coming before 2025 (after BZ4X/RZ/BZ3). But then we see a C-HR EV concept that's launching next year, and then in Thailand out of all places they just revealed the Hilux BEV and an IMV0 concept that can take all kinds of powertrains from BEV to FCEV to H2 ICEV. There is no reliable information source out there on TMC's actual EV plans whatsoever.
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Due to the path TMC seems to be following, I wasn’t expecting to see it on the IS BEV to be honest…
Isn’t the IS on the compact sports sedan segment? According to BlueNexus is for a performance car and a mid-size car.
So, it went from 5.3kW and 55Nm on the older system to 30kW and 84Nm.
Isn’t the IS on the compact sports sedan segment? According to BlueNexus is for a performance car and a mid-size car.
So, it went from 5.3kW and 55Nm on the older system to 30kW and 84Nm.