LFA is back with a electric powertrain replacing the iconic supercar's V-10. Editor’s Note: MotorTrend is live in Woven City, Japan, for the debut of the three new vehicles from Toyota Motor ...

After an eternity of rumor and speculation, accompanied by some rather weak denial attempts, Lexus has finally thrown up its hands and admitted the truth: the new LFA is going to be a Battery Electric ...

While most attention from Toyota’s sports car unveiling last week went to the GR GT, which was revealed in close-to-production spec, the further-out Lexus LFA Concept also packed some neat details ...

For the past couple years we've known Toyota has been working on a new front-engine supercar that would be a successor to the Lexus LFA, but we didn't know if it would be sold and raced as a Toyota, a ...

Just because a car is powered by electricity doesn’t mean it can’t be full of emotion and deliver fun. In fact, that seems to be the directive coming from Toyota Chairman Akio Toyoda to his ...

As per the official teaser from a few days ago, Toyota Motor Corporation is making this month a December to remember with two new supercars from Toyota Gazoo Racing and one from Lexus. However, ...

The Lexus LFA Concept has been hiding in plain sight for months as the Lexus Sport Concept. However, now we know that the future production version will be called LFA instead of LFR, and we also know ...

After plenty of waiting, the new Toyota GR GT is here, and so is the return of the Lexus LFA. These two new Japanese supercars might not have shown up in all the ways we expected but one thing is ...

The unveiling of the Lexus LFA Concept marks a significant milestone in the evolution of sports cars, as it seamlessly integrates innovative battery electric vehicle (BEV) technology with the timeless ...

While most attention from Toyota’s sports car unveiling last week went to the GR GT, which was revealed in close-to-production spec, the further-out Lexus LFA Concept also packed some neat details ...

There’s a first for everything. Never have I heard a carmaker, let alone the world’s biggest one—Toyota—focus so much on a trait that is often frowned upon. That of humiliation. At Toyota’s futuristic ...