The iconic Lexus sports car, the LFA, is poised for a revival, with the latest iteration emerging as an electric supercar constructed on Toyota’s innovative GR GT platform. In the previous year, Lexus disclosed the design blueprint for its forthcoming electric super GT and affirmed that the new model would carry forward the esteemed LFA moniker. The all-electric LFA showcased this time around remains in the conceptual phase and was crafted in conjunction with the Toyota GR GT. The GR GT, propelled by a V8 engine, boasts a maximum power output of 641 horsepower and is slated for release in 2027. While the all-electric LFA and the GR GT share an aluminum-based framework, they sport distinctively designed exteriors. The cabin exudes a futuristic and streamlined aesthetic, outfitted with a Yoke-style racing steering wheel, and is anticipated to incorporate a steer-by-wire system. The new vehicle measures 4.7 meters in length, 2 meters in width, and stands at a height of less than 1.2 meters. Additional technical details and the official launch date are yet to be disclosed. Certain reports indicate a high probability that the all-electric LFA will be among the first models to incorporate Toyota’s solid-state batteries.