Back inside, Lexus says positioning the front occupants in a low, forward position creates a sense of spaciousness in the interior. The fully flat floor and panoramic roof add overhead expansiveness, resulting in an unexpectedly open interior design not evident from the exterior. Various functions that were previously spread across a wide area of the cockpit, have now been consolidated into the digital pad within arm's reach.
The controls for vehicle functions like shifting, ADAS, and drive mode selection are all located within the left digital pad. Convenience features such as music, climate control, phone and AI functions have been grouped within the right digital pad, designed for an intuitive and easy-to-use layout.
The "eyes on the road" principle is applied by adopting a set-back meter display that projects information on to the front windshield using the same concept as an HUD. Additionally, digital mirrors are installed on both sides of the vehicle. By projecting images of the vehicle's surroundings, shifts in the driver's gaze, focus, and head movement during driving are minimized, achieving an unobstructed cockpit view that promotes concentration.
The expansive monitor on the front passenger side functions as a highly programmable open platform for entertainment and diverse applications, broadening the prospects for future mobility.