Lexus unveils first three-row electric vehicle, set to go on sale in Japan this winter
Kyodo News
Toyota Motor Corp. on May 2 unveiled the TZ, the first three-row electric vehicle under its luxury brand Lexus, targeting family buyers. The model is expected to launch in Japan this winter. The company has not disclosed specifications or pricing.
Toyota Motor Corp. on Thursday (May 2) officially unveiled the TZ, the first three-row electric vehicle (EV) under its luxury brand Lexus. The model is expected to go on sale in Japan this winter.
The TZ is designed for family buyers, offering spacious seating for seven. The move is part of Toyota's strategy to expand its EV lineup in the large SUV segment and strengthen Lexus' position in the premium EV market.
The company has yet to disclose technical specifications or pricing for the TZ. However, the launch underscores a strong shift by Japanese automakers toward EVs, especially after years of focusing on hybrids and fuel-cell technology.
Lexus plans to officially introduce the TZ in the coming months, with orders and deliveries starting from winter 2026.
