
Lexus never intended to bring the LM to the United States, as this ultra luxurious minivan is practically identical to the Toyota Alphard under the skin, focused firmly at markets in Asia, Europe, and Australia where there is a large demand for high-end people movers. Car fans frequently describe the back cabin as a Rolls-Royce on wheels, and it’s easy to understand why, with its reclining seats, enormous screens, and whisper-quiet ride quality. Nonetheless, a few of these 2025 models have become available for purchase in the United States.

Lexus revealed the LFA Concept BEV Sports Car tonight in a way that felt like a wink to the fans who refused to let go of the original. This elegant, two-seater coupe runs entirely on batteries, a far cry from the roaring V10 that powered the 2010 model, but it has the same obsessive concentration on balance and the driver’s relationship to the vehicle.

Two tennis players, Jamie Murray and Laura Robson, strapped to the roofs of SUVs tearing down a runway, hitting a tennis ball back and forth isn’t something you ever expect to see, but this was the stunt Lexus pulled off to get two Guinness World Records. They called it “Served at Speed,” and turned Duxford Airfield, a place usually home to old planes, into a wild tennis court for a day.

The 2026 Lexus LFR supercar is rumored to be the upcoming LFA successor, and it’s been recently spotted testing at Nurburgring. It appears to be based on the Toyota GR GT3 Coupe Concept from 2022, but powered by a twin-turbocharged V8 powertrain.

The Lexus Monogram GX SUV concept is the first we’ve seen with an electric pizza oven, or the Monogram 30” Smart Flush Hearth Oven to be exact. This handcrafted appliance was designed to capture the performance of a wood-fired brick oven to prepare pizza, soft artisanal bread, or fresh-caught roasted branzino while on-the-go.




