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Lexus LF-Ch hybrid concept
-Concept proposing the first Lexus full hybrid for the premium compact segment
-Advanced interior design with asymmetric dashboard and Remote Touch controls
-Blacked-out B pillars and concealed rear door handles create the look of a pillarless coupé
-L-finesse exterior styling with powerful surfacing and hand-sculpted details
-World debut at the 2009 Frankfurt motor show.
Lexus LF-Ch full hybrid concept makes its world debut at the Frankfurt motor show, and is Lexus’s first approach to the competitive premium compact segment.
It reflects the growing demand for cars that are smaller and more fuel and CO2 efficient, but with no compromise in levels of refinement and driving pleasure. By next year the compact segment is expected to claim the largest share of the European premium car market.
LF-Ch concept combines compact dimensions, stylish five-door, full hybrid technology and low emissions to satisfy the most demanding customer requirements and to appeal to a new, younger generation of customers.
Powertrain and driving performance
Allied to a wide track, long wheelbase and low centre of gravity, LF-Ch’s full hybrid powertrain is engineered to deliver all the performance customers expect from a premium compact hatchback, while at the same time returning low fuel consumption, CO2 and NOx emissions.
With the benefit of the full hybrid technology of Lexus Hybrid drive, the car can be driven in a fully electric EV mode, a power option that is not available to drivers of mild hybrids. This allows for urban driving with minimal noise and zero emissions.
-Concept proposing the first Lexus full hybrid for the premium compact segment
-Advanced interior design with asymmetric dashboard and Remote Touch controls
-Blacked-out B pillars and concealed rear door handles create the look of a pillarless coupé
-L-finesse exterior styling with powerful surfacing and hand-sculpted details
-World debut at the 2009 Frankfurt motor show.
Lexus LF-Ch full hybrid concept makes its world debut at the Frankfurt motor show, and is Lexus’s first approach to the competitive premium compact segment.
It reflects the growing demand for cars that are smaller and more fuel and CO2 efficient, but with no compromise in levels of refinement and driving pleasure. By next year the compact segment is expected to claim the largest share of the European premium car market.
LF-Ch concept combines compact dimensions, stylish five-door, full hybrid technology and low emissions to satisfy the most demanding customer requirements and to appeal to a new, younger generation of customers.
Powertrain and driving performance
Allied to a wide track, long wheelbase and low centre of gravity, LF-Ch’s full hybrid powertrain is engineered to deliver all the performance customers expect from a premium compact hatchback, while at the same time returning low fuel consumption, CO2 and NOx emissions.
With the benefit of the full hybrid technology of Lexus Hybrid drive, the car can be driven in a fully electric EV mode, a power option that is not available to drivers of mild hybrids. This allows for urban driving with minimal noise and zero emissions.
