Lexus revealed the LF-Z Electrified concept crossover on March 30, shedding light on the Japanese premium brand’s upcoming EV lineup. Apparently, the focus is on highly comfortable crossovers, which has raised questions from journalists and fans of the brand about … Read More »
According to preliminary data, the new generation of the SUV will have a rechargeable hybrid version. Judging by the “drain”, a full-fledged presentation of the model is just around the corner. The Lexus NX crossover has been in service since … Read More »
The version with a wheel arrangement 4×4 – ES 250 AWD – is equipped with a 206-horsepower four-cylinder atmospheric engine with a volume of 2.5 liters. The Japanese brand has been producing the Lexus ES mid-size sedan since 1989, that … Read More »
The farewell to the Lexus GS has been silent and without great tributes. It has not been available for a long time in the configurator of the Japanese brand and most likely we will not see it again. It is … Read More »
The fast-growing Chinese market is a tidbit for all manufacturers. In Beijing are driven not only global premieres, but also the models, focused exclusively on the local market. For example, the current Motor Show Mercedes-Benz pulled the new E-Class, Jaguar … Read More »
We have already mentioned that the new electric car Tesla Model 3 was introduced in the United States, which will be the most affordable in the lineup of the brand and will compete with the BMW 3-Series, Audi A4 and … Read More »
Motor Show in New York has long been transformed from a local motor show in a major international exhibition. Current Forum, which was opened yesterday, was a continuation of the trend: the leading brands brought here trends that may become … Read More »
There is a serious competition in the automotive world. Every day many companies try to get into the “big league”. Japanese manufacturers at one time practiced well on a large American market: the release of Nissan concept was born here, … Read More »
It is believed for some reason that modern cars are disposable. You can drive it for three years and then just sell it and buy a new one. But it might be just an exaggeration and generalization. Indeed, there are … Read More »