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Introduction The Lexus GS 350 was Lexus' answer to the performance-oriented luxury sedan. It combined the comfort and refinement expected from a Lexus with a naturally aspirated V6, available rear-wheel drive and a chassis engineered with driving dynamics in mind. The fourth-generation GS 350, introduced for the 2013 model year, represented an important step in Lexus' approach to performance luxury. It brought a sharper design, a more driver-focused chassis and a 3.5-liter V6 producing 306 horsepower in its early form. It was not designed to be a full-blown sports car. Instead, the GS 350 occupied an interesting middle ground — a luxury sedan that could remain comfortable during everyday driving while still offering genuine performance when the road opened up. Full exterior hero shot of a black Lexus GS 350 A Different Kind of Lexus Sedan The GS 350 was developed around a simple idea: luxury should not come at the expense of driving enjoyment. Lexus gave the fourth-generation G...

Introduction Lexus has spent years building its reputation around quiet luxury, refined driving and advanced electrification. The RZ takes that philosophy in a fully electric direction. Introduced as Lexus’ first globally available dedicated battery-electric vehicle, the RZ was designed to deliver the qualities expected from a Lexus while using a dedicated electric vehicle platform. For 2026, Lexus updated the RZ lineup with increased power, improved efficiency, enhanced charging capability and the introduction of the performance-oriented RZ 550e F SPORT AWD. The result is an electric Lexus that is about more than simply reducing emissions. It demonstrates how electric technology can reshape the way a luxury vehicle looks, feels and responds on the road, while maintaining the refinement and driver-focused character associated with the Lexus brand. HERO IMAGE A More Developed Lexus Electric Design The RZ has a distinctive appearance that sets it apart from Lexus models powered by tradit...

 Introduction Lexus has spent decades building its reputation around luxury, refinement and engineering quality. But beneath that identity has always been a desire to create cars that deliver something more — cars designed around the driver. The original LFA became the clearest expression of that philosophy. Now Lexus is entering another chapter in its performance story. The name Lexus LFR is widely associated with the next-generation supercar expected to follow the LFA, while Lexus has officially revealed the LFA Concept as a new flagship sports-car concept for the brand. Toyota describes the LFA Concept as a next-generation BEV sports car developed alongside the GR GT and GR GT3, with a focus on driving performance, low center of gravity, high rigidity and aerodynamic performance. The production details and final name of a future LFR have not all been officially confirmed. That makes this story as much about what Lexus has revealed as it is about what could come next.   Lexu...