In an era where electric propulsion and autonomous technology are reshaping the automotive landscape, Lexus is boldly displaying its future models—one that spans over land, sea, and even air. Recently, at the 2025 Japan Mobility Show, it had revealed three groundbreaking concepts: the electrifying Lexus Sport Concept, the elegantly versatile LS Coupe Concept, and the audacious six-wheeled LS Concept.
With the traditional LS sedan bowing out after 2026 in markets like the US and UK, these Lexus Concept cars define the brand’s future vision of performance and luxury. So, let’s dive into a quick review of these models.
Lexus Sport Concept: An LFA Supercar Successor
First teased during the 2025 Monterey Car Week, the Lexus Sport Concept immediately created a buzz among autothusiasts with its low-slung, wide-stanced silhouette evoking the ghost of the legendary Lexus LFA supercar.
Nothing much has been revealed so far regarding the technical specifications and performance of the Lexus Sport Concept. Will it be electrified or gas powered? Will it follow the exclusive Lexus LFA or the Lexus Electrified Sport Concept, which was revealed in 2021?
The Lexus LFA was powered by a 4.8-liter V10 with a 6-speed automated manual transmission. It had an output of 552 HP and could reach 100 km/h in 3.6 sec with a top speed of over 325 km/h. On the other hand, the Lexus Electrified Sport Concept is expected to feature a solid-state battery with 0-100 km/h acceleration in under 2 sec and a cruising range of more than 700 km.
The Lexus LS Coupe Concept: An SUV with a Sedan’s Grace
If the Lexus Sport Concept is all about pure adrenaline, the LS Coupe Concept is its sophisticated sibling that fuses the LS’s storied elegance with the practicality of a fastback SUV. As Lexus designers describe it, “It’s the best of everything.”
It boasts a panoramic glass roof, coach-style suicide doors, and a sloping roofline. Step inside, and you’re in a sanctuary of contrasts with the driver’s and front passenger’s in different colors. Rear passengers get individual touchscreens for climate, entertainment, and even panoramic views via camera mirrors.
With SUVs dominating sales, the LS Coupe could become a production model by 2027, expanding “LS” from “Luxury Sedan” to “Luxury Space.”
Lexus LS Concept: Six Wheels of Ultra-Luxury
The LS Concept is a six-wheeled behemoth with massive 22-inch front wheels and smaller 18-inch rear wheels. This “Luxury Space” van dwarfs anything in Lexus’s current lineup with a cabin like a rolling penthouse.
Swiveling, reclining second-row seats face rearward for chats over panoramic views, while third-row benches fold flat for a massive lounge. Bamboo trims, privacy screens, and multi-zone infotainment create a “home away from home.”
Lexus has not revealed any powertrain details so far, but if it does go into production, it could be a serious threat to the Mercedes V-Class.
The Lexus Concept Cars: In Short
These Lexus concept cars aren’t just isolated fancy designs but rather showcase how Lexus is pushing the boundaries of performance, design, and innovation. Even if these concepts do not reach the production stage, they will surely inspire future Lexus models.
Dropping the spindle grille signals a design reset, now embracing a much sleeker, tech-forward aesthetic. And with a mix of flying cars and yachts at the show, Lexus is definitely eyeing “mobility beyond roads.”
As the LS sedan fades, these visions ensure that its spirit still endures—innovative, serene, exhilarating. So if you are excited about any of these Lexus Concept Cars, do keep checking out Lexus Official website for new updates.
