Lexus

Competing in the 2024 ZEVAS with the RZ electric vehicle.

Mentioned as a brand that offers high-tech luxuries in new cars.

Lexus, Toyota's luxury division, unveiled a concept for a new recreational off-highway vehicle (ROV) with a hydrogen engine, reflecting its commitment to carbon-free driving.

Lexus is expected to release a hydrogen fuel cell-powered LS sedan, potentially featuring an advanced version of Toyota's Mirai powertrain.

Lexus has established a presence in South Korea with its clean vehicles.

Luxury automotive brand (Toyota subsidiary) planning to launch fuel cell vehicles.

Lexus, a luxury automaker owned by Toyota, is reportedly exploring the use of hydrogen fuel cells for its vehicles, as suggested by a recent trademark filing.

The Lexus LC 500h is expected to be the first vehicle to feature Toyota's new catalyst, with a launch planned for later this year.

Lexus, a Japanese luxury automaker, is planning to launch its first fuel cell vehicle in 2020 and has been experimenting with hydrogen fuel cell technology.

Lexus, a division of Toyota, plans to showcase a new concept car equipped with a hydrogen fuel cell at the Tokyo Motor Show. The company has been testing hydrogen fuel cell technology for Toyota and may show off a fuel cell version of its LS model.

Lexus, Toyota's luxury subsidiary, plans to launch a fuel cell vehicle in time for the 2020 Olympic Games in Japan. The company has been experimenting with hydrogen fuel cells and is expected to unveil a hydrogen-powered version of its flagship LS model.

Luxury automotive brand owned by Toyota. Planning to reveal a new generation LS flagship vehicle at the Tokyo Motor Show, potentially with hydrogen fuel cell powertrain.

Mentioned as potentially developing its own fuel cell vehicles, indicating industry focus on this technology.

Lexus is mentioned as one of the world's leading automakers that have plans to develop and release fuel cell vehicles.

Lexus is a Japanese automaker and a subsidiary of Toyota. The company is reportedly developing its own fuel cell vehicle, potentially based on its LS model.

The hydrogen-powered vehicle prototype from Toyota is based on the Lexus HS 250h design.

Toyota's luxury brand, which was rumored to be testing a hydrogen-powered vehicle in the U.S.

Lexus is a subsidiary of Toyota that has been spotted testing a hydrogen-powered vehicle, indicating Toyota's broader interest in hydrogen fuel cells.

Lexus is testing a new hydrogen-powered vehicle and is a division of Toyota Motor Corporation.

Lexus is an automaker that has unveiled its first hydrogen-powered car, a version of its LFA supercar, aiming to prove hydrogen's performance capabilities.