Lexus has officially unveiled the LF-SA or Lexus Future Small Adventurer concept at the Geneva motor show 2015. The LF-SA concept sports a radical new design philosophy that is expected to carry on to future Lexus cars.
At 3400mm long, 1700mm wide and 1430mm tall, the car sports aggressive styling featuring a prominent spindle grille flanked by LED daytime-running lights, a highly sculpted body, flared wheel arches, unique large wheels and L-shaped tail-lamps.
On the inside, the car features a 2+2 cabin set-up with slide adjustable front passenger seat to grant easier entry to the rear. The driver's seat is fixed whilst the steering and pedals are adjustable. The car sports a high-tech infotainment system with a hologram-styled digital display built into the instrument binnacle and it's equipped with a heads-up display as well.
Lexus has not provided any details on the drive train of the car yet but it is expected to sport an all-new range of downsized engines as well as a hybrid set-up. The company is yet to confirm whether the concept will make it to production.