Lexus Seems To Have Also Participated In The "All Hands" Race In The Electric Car Segment.

Lexus kicked off an ambitious electric vehicle campaign with the LF-Z Electrified concept in March, and no fewer than 10 new models use electrified powertrains between now and 2025. confirmed by the Japanese brand to launch this year in the plug-in hybrid segment.

This information is confirmed by Lexus in a statement about the new electrification strategy that has just been published on the company's media page. Following the plug-in hybrid model, Lexus will launch its first all-new all-electric vehicle in 2022, promising a "unique experience and value of its own". The core technology on Lexus electric vehicles will be DIRECT4 - basically a system that distributes traction to all 4 wheels to help maximize the car's flexibility and flexibility.

Currently, Lexus has 9 lines of electrified vehicles sold in more than 90 countries globally, with 33% of last year's sales going to this lineup. In the middle of the week, they also officially celebrated the milestone of 2 million "electric vehicles" sold globally since starting to use hybrid powertrains in April 2005.

By 2025, the entire Lexus lineup will have at least one electrified version of each vehicle, and by the end of the decade, the company expects more than 50% of sales to come from vehicles powered by at least one electric motor. The ultimate goal of the company is to zero carbon emissions over the entire vehicle life cycle (including production, logistics, operation and recycling) from 2050 onwards.