Lexus has revealed the LF-FC flagship concept at the Tokyo Motor Show, a visionary new vehicle that offers a peek into the design and technology direction of the brand's future flagship sedan.

The LF-FC features a fresh new styling theme that embodies Lexus' 'L-finesse' design philosophy. Aggressively elegant from every angle, it exudes the spirit of a grand touring vehicle.

An evolved version of Lexus' signature grille dominates the front, while floating 'L-shaped' Daytime Running Lights (DRL) extrude from the front fenders. The rear is highlighted by new taillights that adopt the same floating theme as the DRL.

The interior has been designed to wrap its occupants in a comfortable yet futuristic environment, while providing the driver with a highly-functional cockpit. High-quality aniline leather on the seats, doors and dashboard enhances the level of luxury of the interior.

Highlighting the new technology inside the LF-FC is an advanced human machine interface that can be operated by simple hand gestures, without the need to touch a panel or controls. A small holographic image on the centre console indicates where the system can interpret your hand gestures to control the audio system and ventilation.

At the heart of the LF-FC is a high-output fuel cell power system that energises the rear wheels, and also sends power to two in-wheel motors in the front, making the LF-FC all-wheel drive. This innovative drive system allows precise torque distribution control between the front and rear wheels, offering dynamic handling and superior road stability.
 
Using automated driving technologies, with elevated traffic environment recognition, prediction, and judgment function, the LF-FC provides a safe and efficient driving experience for its occupants and supports the vision of a world without traffic accidents.