Lexus has officially unveiled the LF-LC concept at the 2012 Detroit Auto Show today.
Created at Calty Design Studio in Newport Beach, California, the 2+2 coupe comes with a dynamic body, a new grille, vertical fog lamps, afterburner tail lamps, quad exhaust and a glass roof.
Insides, the cabin gets twin 12.3-inch LCD screens and a remote touch-screen control board that is used to control the audio system, climate controls, a pop-up touch-screen keyboard for more complex entries, mirrors, seat adjustments and personal entertainment settings.
However, the Japanese carmaker didn’t release any details on the engine and the performance. They say that it’s only a way to showcase the future Lexus design language, but are being very secretive about the powertrain.
Created at Calty Design Studio in Newport Beach, California, the 2+2 coupe comes with a dynamic body, a new grille, vertical fog lamps, afterburner tail lamps, quad exhaust and a glass roof.
Insides, the cabin gets twin 12.3-inch LCD screens and a remote touch-screen control board that is used to control the audio system, climate controls, a pop-up touch-screen keyboard for more complex entries, mirrors, seat adjustments and personal entertainment settings.
However, the Japanese carmaker didn’t release any details on the engine and the performance. They say that it’s only a way to showcase the future Lexus design language, but are being very secretive about the powertrain.
