Overview
- Lexus unveiled a six‑wheeled LS Concept MPV, an LS Coupe Concept crossover, and a single‑seat LS Micro pod at the Japan Mobility Show in Tokyo.
- The LS name now means Luxury Space, refocusing the flagship on packaging, privacy, and interior experience rather than a single sedan format.
- The six‑wheel arrangement was chosen to maximize floor area for up to seven seats, with sliding doors, bamboo privacy blinds, and twin glass roof panels highlighted.
- Design leaders said the concepts are compatible with multiple powertrains, and Lexus released no technical specifications or production commitments.
- Outlets report the LS Coupe appears most production‑ready, and Toyota’s spin‑off of Century as a separate ultra‑luxury brand gives Lexus latitude to experiment at the top end.