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Here are new pics of the next-gen electric Lexus supercar

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Here are new pics of the next-gen electric Lexus supercar | Top Gear

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This LFA ‘revival’ will arrive by 2030, and it’ll be fast – 0-62mph in the low twos

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Here are new pics of the next-gen electric Lexus supercar

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This LFA ‘revival’ will arrive by 2030, and it’ll be fast – 0-62mph in the low twos

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This LFA ‘revival’ will arrive by 2030, and it’ll be fast – 0-62mph in the low twos

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Here are new pics of the next-gen electric Lexus supercar

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Here are new pics of the next-gen electric Lexus supercar

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Here are new pics of the next-gen electric Lexus supercar

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This LFA ‘revival’ will arrive by 2030, and it’ll be fast – 0-62mph in the low twos

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Lexus has revealed a few more pictures of the electric car that’ll ‘revive’ the spirit of the V10-engined LFA. There’s no name just yet, but there will be before it arrives in 2030.

It’s just one of a slew of next-generation battery-electric cars Lexus is planning on building by the start of the next decade, though this one’s special because it’s an electric car that Lexus promises will be great to drive.

The as-yet unnamed electric supercar will get solid state batteries that’ll allow for a cruising range of over 430 miles (700km), and a 0-62mph time “in the low two-second range”. Good, solid numbers.

Lexus says it’ll feature a “unique driving experience founded on linear vehicle responses that are constantly faithful to the driver’s intentions, with seamless connection of deceleration, steering and acceleration at all times”. Sounds good.

Looks good too, Lexus telling us this car “symbolises the future of the brand”. A future where the spirit of the LFA lives on…

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Lexus has revealed a few more pictures of the electric car that’ll ‘revive’ the spirit of the V10-engined LFA. There’s no name just yet, but there will be before it arrives in 2030.

It’s just one of a slew of next-generation battery-electric cars Lexus is planning on building by the start of the next decade, though this one’s special because it’s an electric car that Lexus promises will be great to drive.

The as-yet unnamed electric supercar will get solid state batteries that’ll allow for a cruising range of over 430 miles (700km), and a 0-62mph time “in the low two-second range”. Good, solid numbers.

Lexus says it’ll feature a “unique driving experience founded on linear vehicle responses that are constantly faithful to the driver’s intentions, with seamless connection of deceleration, steering and acceleration at all times”. Sounds good.

Looks good too, Lexus telling us this car “symbolises the future of the brand”. A future where the spirit of the LFA lives on…

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This LFA ‘revival’ will arrive by 2030, and it’ll be fast – 0-62mph in the low twos