Lexus has unveiled two significant concepts at the Japan Mobility Show, showcasing their innovation in electric vehicles. While the LF-ZC concept is more production-ready and set to be available for sale in 2026, the LF-ZL concept provides a glimpse into the future of the brand’s flagship EV, promising more than just a car.

As for the technical specifications of the LF-ZL concept, Lexus is keeping most, if not all, of them a secret. However, they have revealed that the concept will be built on a next-generation EV architecture. Taking inspiration from the LF-ZC concept, we can expect the front occupants to be positioned in a low, forward position space. The underpinnings of the concept offer a fully flat floor and a panoramic roof, ensuring both ample overhead spaciousness and a reduced drag coefficient.