Lexus LF-1 Limitless Crossover Teased Ahead Of 2019 Detroit Motor Show
Lexus has unveiled a teaser shot of an all-new luxury crossover called the LF-1 Limitless. The concept car will make its official debut at the Detroit Motor Show in January. Like most Lexus鈥?concepts, it鈥檚 been designated with the LF badge that has only been applied once to a road car on the legendary LFA supercar. Little has been officially released regarding the new concept other than that the CALTY design studio in Southern California created the LF-1 Limitless鈥?swooping coupe/SUV design. It will also be the Japanese marque鈥檚 flagship crossover, taking over from the current range-topper, the RX. The photograph that accompanies the LF-1 Limitless release is of the rear of the car and taken at a high, offset angle, it looks like it could be a two-door crossover, similar in vein to the Toyota C-HR. There鈥檚 no line segmenting the side windows, hinting at a two-door coupe-SUV design. Other clues come in the form of the crossover鈥檚 coupe styling around the wheel arches, while the rear spoiler above the window has an interesting gap in the middle so that it looks like two mini spoilers. The rear taillight is big and extends across the rear tailgate to the wheel arches on either flank. When brightening the image, two information screens can bee seen inside the cabin. The one on the left is a digital instrument cluster with a navigation screen being displayed, while on the right a vehicle information display can be seen through the panoramic sunroof above. Are you excited to see what Lexus has in store for the 2018 Detroit Motor Show? Let us know in the comments!
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