Presented at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit recently, Lexus’ latest child has been born. Named the Lexus LF-LC Concept, it has been shown through pictures and videos, which allow us to take a glimpse to the car, to every point of it.
Designed in California’s Newport Beach, the vehicle represents a coupe in 2+2 configuration, festooned with the company’s patented spindle grille that features a tri-dimensional mesh-pattern encased in deep aluminum, vertical fog lamps with fading dot matrix pattern, an L-shaped daytime running light, glass roof and tail lights that appear similar to an afterburner jet during take-off.
The car mixes together state-of-the-art technology and mind-boggling looks. The superb lines of the car are gorgeously going on throughout the interior, visible in the tall, curved consol and carved side panels which seem to hug the driver. The surfaces are covered in suede, leather and decorated with wood and fine metal pieces.
Furthermore, the car includes two 12.3-inch LCD screens and a slick racing style steering-wheel. All these characteristics demonstrate that the guys who penned down the project have really done a great job. The car can obviously be taken as a designing masterpiece, with an eco-load behind as well.
[Lexus]
