Lexus has released a fresh batch of images and video of its LFA Concept electric supercar following the car’s appearance at the 2026 Goodwood Festival of Speed. The battery-electric concept ran up the event’s famous hill climb course, sharing the stage with the GAZOO Racing GR GT and GR GT3. The new material offers a closer look at a concept that revives one of Lexus’s most storied names.
Lexus has published additional visual assets of the LFA Concept, a battery-electric supercar that appeared at this year’s Goodwood Festival of Speed. The company says the new material includes high-resolution studio photography, further images from the event and summary video (B-roll) of the car in motion.
A famous name reborn as an EV
The LFA badge carries weight for Lexus. The original LFA, built in limited numbers around the turn of the last decade, was a naturally aspirated V10 halo car that became a collector’s item. Reviving the name for a battery-electric concept signals how Lexus sees the future of its performance flagship, though the company has not tied the concept to a confirmed production model.
Running the hill climb at Goodwood
According to Lexus, the concept was filmed and photographed tackling Goodwood’s hill climb course, the annual proving ground where manufacturers show off new and future machinery to the public. It shared the outing with two GAZOO Racing models, the GR GT and the GR GT3, underlining the motorsport connection that runs through Toyota and Lexus performance projects.
What it means
For now this is a visual and promotional release rather than a specification announcement: Lexus has not published power, performance, battery or range figures for the LFA Concept in this material. What it does confirm is continued momentum behind an electric halo car, and a public appearance that lets enthusiasts see the design in the metal ahead of any technical reveal.
The full set of images, video and the accompanying press release are available on the Lexus Europe media site.
Source: newsroom.lexus.eu