Lexus LF-ZC concept car to debut at Bharat Mobility 2025

Lexus has confirmed its participation at the Bharat Mobile Expo 2025 (January 17-22), where it will launch the futuristic LF-ZC concept car, a zero-emission pure electric vehicle. The LF-ZC concept car is 4750 mm long, 1880 mm wide, 1390 mm high, and has a wheelbase of 2890 mm. It features pointed headlights, a closed grille, a unique coupe-like roofline, sloping C-pillars, and carefully placed side vents to optimize airflow.

Lexus claims the LF-ZC will feature a prismatic battery pack with nearly twice the range of a conventional electric car. These batteries aim to reduce weight while increasing energy density.

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The higher-spec LF-ZC will have a cruising range of 1,000 kilometers when mass-produced. At the same time, low-end models will have less range. The LF-ZC will share its architecture with a variety of future electric vehicles from Lexus and Toyota. The car has a drag coefficient of just 0.2 and is designed to maximize range efficiency. It is expected to enter production in 2026. To learn more about this all-electric Lexus concept, read on.

Lexus LF-ZC Concept: Key Highlights

The interior of the LF-ZC concept car has a cutting-edge and modern vibe, with a larger digital instrument panel and dual screens on either side of the steering wheel. The left screen is responsible for driving modes, gear selection and ADAS controls.

The right-hand display, on the other hand, handles entertainment, climate control, and phone functions. In addition, the co-pilot’s display is responsible for infotainment and other applications, further enhancing the technology-driven cabin experience.

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The vehicle is also equipped with Butler, a next-generation artificial intelligence voice assistant that uses self-learning capabilities to customize vehicle settings for each driver based on driving patterns and other in-car data.