https://www.autoblog.com/2020/04/08/2021-lexus-lc-updates/Android Auto is now included
The Lexus LC is already one of our favorite cars, and the 2021 Lexus LC aims to be even a little better. The luxury automaker has made a number of minor changes to the suspension, infotainment and color schemes.
Starting under the skin, Lexus found some weight savings in the wheels and suspension. In fact, the new LC has 22 fewer pounds of unsprung weight thanks to lighter rear wheels, aluminum lower control arms, high-strength steel springs, and tubular anti-roll bars rather than solid ones. Lexus says that these improvements along with retuned shocks should give the new LC a softer, smoother ride. That's not all, as Lexus is now including its Active Cornering Assist technology to the stability control system, which brakes the inside wheels in turns to improve cornering ability. Lexus also adjusted the shift logic for the transmissions in both the V8 LC 500 and hybrid LC 500h to be smoother and more responsive.
Users of Android phones will also be pleased to know that Android Auto will be standard equipment on the 2021 LC. Apple CarPlay and Amazon Alexa integration will also continue to be standard. So however you like to interact with your phone and media, you'll be covered.
There are a few color updates, too. Cadmium Orange and Nori Green Pearl have been added as exterior colors. The latter you may remember from the limited edition 2020 Lexus Inspiration Series model. Inside, black and tan interiors stick around, while the Rioja Red option is replaced by Flare Red. Sadly, the Bespoke White interior, which featured indigo and orange leather and suede has been discontinued.
Pricing and availability for the 2021 Lexus LC has not yet been announced.
Great drab end of the world picture. Gotta have screens dim to conserve energy to make it to the last surviving colony 1800 miles away.
Makes sense given the current climate.https://lexusenthusiast.com/2020/06/22/has-the-lexus-lc-f-been-cancelled/
Rumors are the LC-F has been canceled and the engine may just appear as another trim level in the regular version. :thumbdown:
I agree. It really looks like a concept car. It's remarkable how much better Lexus manages to execute their design than BMW with their transition from concept to production on the 8 series.These are aging so well they look great:thumbup::thumbup: Definitely feels "special"
Not a very high bar.LC still > BMW 8 series in terms of looks/design
If you are getting this car with a black interior, you have missed the point, IMO.Great drab end of the world picture. Gotta have screens dim to conserve energy to make it to the last surviving colony 1800 miles away.
I agree, the light tan accentuates the beautiful stitchingNot a very high bar.
If you are getting this car with a black interior, you have missed the point, IMO.
In addition, the F model will be on standby for LC and LS next year. This is even more intense, with the newly-developed V8 and 4L twin turbo installed, and because it demonstrates high power of 670ps/66.3kgm, it will be a full-fledged premium sport that will be a direct rival to Benz AMG and BMW M.
Comments on the LC are hilarious because there seems to be so many more handraisers that would take it over the Benz because of "reliability", but in actuality, the Lexus isn't as popular as it is on the Internet.I didn't like them at first but they have grown on me however I would take a S63 Coupe over one. A used LC500 and used S63 are in the same price bracket
Notice of what?Saw one in the wild. They are beautiful coupes. Aston Martin should take notice.
How to stop making butt ugly coupes with faces that look like prolapsed anuses.Notice of what?
How to stop making butt ugly coupes with faces that look like prolapsed anuses.