The Lexus booth at the exhibition showcases the theme “Pushing the boundaries of the electrified experience.” This is achieved by introducing a concept for the next-generation pure electric vehicle, aligning with the brand’s goal of becoming a fully electric vehicle brand by 2035.
The booth stands out with traditional Japanese art decorations made from durable and eco-friendly bamboo, showcasing the brand’s commitment to a carbon-neutral society.
In addition to the concept cars, visitors can also try the “Lexus Electrified Experience,” a virtual reality driving simulator. This simulator offers a glimpse into the future of driving, where electrification and AI assist in meeting unique customer needs and connecting with society.
Visitors have the opportunity to immerse themselves in a virtual reality space, experiencing personalized driving and the luxurious lifestyle that Lexus is dedicated to providing.
Trang Nguyen (Forum.autodaily.vn)
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