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Lexus Debuts Revised LS 600h L Hybrid With New Telematics Systems for 2010

The Lexus LS 600h L sedan, the first vehicle to bring fuel-efficient gasoline-electric hybrid technology to the prestige luxury segment, debuts revised styling and new telematics systems for 2010. The brand’s flagship model, the LS 600h L – the “L” signifying the long-wheelbase LS platform -- provides the highest level of performance, technology and luxury in the LS line. The LS 600h L is powered by the ultra-quiet Lexus Hybrid Drive system, which was the world's first to combine a V8 gasoline engine with an all-wheel-drive (AWD) hybrid drivetrain. The LS 600h L’s combined estimated EPA fuel economy rating of 21 mpg is equal to or better than the combined fuel economy ratings of some mid-sized V6 AWD luxury sedans.

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Lexus Debuts Revised LS 600h L Hybrid With New Telematics Systems for 2010
October 28, 2009

Lexus Debuts Revised LS 600h L Hybrid With New Telematics Systems for 2010

The Lexus LS 600h L sedan, the first vehicle to bring fuel-efficient gasoline-electric hybrid technology to the prestige luxury segment, debuts revised styling and new telematics systems for 2010. The brand’s flagship model, the LS 600h L – the “L” signifying the long-wheelbase LS platform -- provides the highest level of performance, technology and luxury in the LS line. The LS 600h L is powered by the ultra-quiet Lexus Hybrid Drive system, which was the world's first to combine a V8 gasoline engine with an all-wheel-drive (AWD) hybrid drivetrain. The LS 600h L’s combined estimated EPA fuel economy rating of 21 mpg is equal to or better than the combined fuel economy ratings of some mid-sized V6 AWD luxury sedans.
March 11, 2009

Toyota, Lexus Hybrids Top 1 Million Sales in U.S.

Toyota Motor Sales (TMS), USA, Inc., announced today that total combined Toyota and Lexus hybrid vehicle sales in the U.S. have topped the one million mark.
September 03, 2008

Lexus Hybrid Drive Evolution Includes World's First Full V8 Hybrid and All-Wheel Drive

With the launch of the 2008 LS 600h L, the continued evolution of the Lexus Hybrid Drive system has achieved an unparalleled combination of acceleration performance and superior quietness. Featuring the world’s first full hybrid V8 powertrain and full-time all-wheel drive (AWD), this latest Lexus Hybrid Drive was created to smoothly transmit its exceptional torque with instantaneous power and minimal noise, vibration and harshness (NVH).
September 03, 2008

2009 Environmental Summary

Offering the luxury category’s first gasoline/electric hybrid vehicles is perhaps the most visible element of Lexus’ comprehensive long-term strategy for reducing environmental impact in all aspects of its business. Lexus is also committed to reducing fuel consumption and carbon emissions from its conventionally powered vehicles. Company production, sales and logistics facilities are actively engaged in programs to reduce energy and water consumption and increase recycling; Lexus actively supports its dealerships in efforts to do the same.

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