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2025 Lexus LFA Concept: All The Details
What the company had been calling the Sport Concept since its surprise appearance during Monterey Car Week is now officially the LFA Concept, a thinly disguised preview of a production car that will revive one of the most storied nameplates in modern performance history. And unlike its V10-powered predecessor, this new LFA will be electric.
The reveal came alongside Toyota’s new GR GT supercar and its GT3 race variant—no coincidence, since all three were developed side-by-side. They share an aluminum structure with megacast suspension nodes and identical hard points, including a 107.3-inch wheelbase. Both the GR GT and LFA Concept stretch just 47 inches tall, though the Lexus is marginally shorter overall and slightly wider.
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