Recently, Marvel and Lexus decided to team up for a commercial advertising the new movie coming out. This movie is called Black Panther-Wakanda Forever.
Black Panther and Lexus
These two companies have teamed up before, and it has worked out fairly well every time. This time, the focus is on Lexus and the sequel movie about the fictional world of Wakanda. The commercial features the Lexus RZ 450e. It's a luxurious car, and it's known for being technologically advanced as well. This car is from 2023, and it's an electric vehicle.
According to the J.D. Power 2023 U.S. Vehicle Dependability StudySM (VDS), which was issued today, there are 186 problems per 100 (PP100) vehicles on average in the sector, an increase of 6 PP100 from 2022. The study looks at how 2020 model-year vehicles, including those with new technologies, are now performing in terms of quality, component replacement, and appeal. It assists automakers in designing and building better cars that will withstand the test of time and promote higher resale value. Higher performance is indicated by a lower PP100.
The Lexus engineers have missed working on both combustion engines and electric engines at the same time. As a result, they have come up with an idea to do a little of both. This is what is meant by the simulated manual transmission.
Each year, the Specialty Equipment Market Association (SEMA) show in Las Vegas is the place to see the latest and most excellent custom builds from the top car builders in the country. This year, Lexus revealed five incredible custom builds, each one showcasing the latest in Lexus design and technology.
Fans of all types of cars, from classics and luxury vehicles to sports and supersport cars, gather each year for the exciting Monterey Car Week festival. Held at the artistically renovated Monterey Conference Center in California, enthusiasts can learn about and experience firsthand a wide array of some of the fascinating new developments and innovations currently available in the industry.
Even though electric vehicles (or EVs) may seem more expensive than most gasoline-powered vehicles, their cost of ownership might make them worth the investment. First of all, there's the money that you would save on fuel. When you drive a purely electric vehicle, you don't have to worry about buying gasoline. If you own an EV that you regularly charge at home, you can save anywhere from $800 and $1,000 every year on fuel.
This week, luxury automaker Lexus unveiled several new electric vehicles (EVs) at the Tokyo Motor Show. Intending to become all-electric by 2035, Lexus is signaling its intention to stay ahead of the curve in the EV market. While no release dates have been announced yet, these concepts give us a glimpse into what we can expect from Lexus in terms of electric cars in the years to come.
