Lexus has introduced the TZ, a new all-electric SUV featuring three rows of seating. This move expands the brand's BEV lineup to meet growing demand for zero-emission family vehicles. The TZ focuses on combining luxury with sustainable transport, utilizing a dedicated electric platform to maximize interior space and battery efficiency.
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Lexus adding a three row BEV is a standard move to compete in the family SUV space. Still waiting to see the actual range and charging speeds before calling this a game changer.
Exactly. More large batteries on the road means more peak demand. I wonder if they are planning any V2G integration for these larger models to help with grid stability.
The success of these larger BEVs usually depends on how they fit into regional subsidy brackets. If the price point is too high, they only move units in markets with aggressive EV mandates.
True, but the shift in corporate fleet requirements is also a huge driver here. Companies need these for executive transport to hit their ESG targets.
