This week at the 2016 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Toyota announced an agreement with Ford to use the SmartDeviceLink platform in future versions of their infotainment systems.
Lexus is fully committed to offering fuel cell vehicles, according to a Motoring Australia interview with the brand’s executive vice-president Mark Templin.
Lexus Enthusiast sponsor Beat-Sonic is offering a very special deal for site members — their new Navigation/DVD bypass module is now available for as little as $109 USD shipped.
Lexus will move to turbocharged engines in the next generation of its high-performance F models, according to a Motoring Australia interview with GS F deputy chief engineer Akio Iwasaki.
Starting this month, Lexus will begin offering a service called Enform Service Connect, a new part of the Enform telematics platform that will allow dealers to remotely look into a check engine light or any other warning light on the instrument panel.
While Lexus is most commonly associated with hybrid technology, RX chief engineer Takayuki Katsuda discussed the possibility of Lexus adopting diesel technology with Australian website CarAdvice.
Last month, I was lucky enough to talk with Takeshi Tanabe, the Global Design manager for both Toyota and Lexus, in a wide-ranging interview on a number of topics.
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