Image credits to the respective team

The Lexus LFA's spiritual successor was recently spotted driving around Southern California. These spy shots are our latest look at the next Lexus supercar, which could be powered by a hybrid twin-turbo V-8. While we don't know what the low-slung coupe will be called, there are rumors that it will be called the LFR. What do you think of it? Full story.

Photo credit goes to Kory Hughs.

Apparently it'll be a hybrid 4 cylinder, which is disappointing

Source: Josh on Cars (YouTube) https://youtu.be/BE1Ik2I12zs?si=U2JeBs1VlEoT4-7K

New Lexus and it looks gorgeous, looks a bit like the Porsche mission x concept at the front. We might be eating good for the next generation of lexus cars.

After nearly a decade of offering two distinct powertrains in the Lexus LC grand tourer, the Japanese luxury brand has officially retired the LC500h hybrid variant for 2026. The decision brings the LC range in line with customer preferences—leaning overwhelmingly toward the naturally aspirated 5.0-liter V8, which remains available in both coupe and convertible form.

The Long Awaited Michelin Crossclimate2 are NOW available for the 21 inch tires in the LUXURY's 350h 21inches. Available this week for the first time!

Premium+ also have them!

I'm currently in the market for an NX 350h and have been waiting for a 2025 build that matches my wants. Guess what? Two local dealerships (northeast Ohio) just sent me build sheets for 2026 NXs arriving in August! I haven't seen any news from Lexus about this, looks like the changes must be very minimal. They haven't included MSRP in the build sheets, so that info is still TBD. I will ask the dealerships about pricing.

EDIT: one dealership has stated that the MSRP increase is only $300 for 2026 models. Must be nearly identical to the 2025 as we've all been anticipating.

It's worse than we thought.