Lexus is set to unveil the eighth-generation ES model at the Shanghai motor show, which may replace the LS as the company's global flagship. This generation will emphasize electrification, offering both hybrid and fully electric options. The ES has been a consistent seller since its introduction in 1989 but is now gaining prominence. While details about the platform remain unclear, the design indicates a continuation of front-wheel or all-wheel drive, likely built on an updated TNGA-K platform. Lexus aims to enhance its electric vehicle lineup significantly by the end of the decade.
The new ES refines advanced electrification technologies and pursues further evolution of its hallmark quietness and ride comfort.
Looking at the dark side profile teaser shot, it still looks like a front-wheel-drive-based vehicle.
Collection
[
|
...
]