2010 Lexus LS 600h, LS 600hL unveiled at Frankfurt | CarAdvice

2010 Lexus LS 600h, LS unveiled at Frankfurt
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Lexus has unveiled its full flagship, the LS 600h, at Frankfurt with the car boasting a range of and styling improvements for the 2010 year.
Redesigned seating, equipment levels, a new ECO driving and revised brakes see the LS 600h, and wheelbase LS 600hL, achieve in both comfort and driving
ECO mode aims to modify action and the performance of the air-conditioning to support fuel-efficient driving, in the same way as the system featured in new Prius.
Repackaging of the full hybrid battery into two sections of six and 14 has reduced its overall size and up more luggage space in the Reducing the size of the rear air unit has increased boot by approximately 35 litres.
The Hybrid system has also been to meet strict new Euro V emissions standards, but with no to the car’s performance: the combination of the V8 petrol engine and 165kW motor produces a maximum and 520Nm of torque, giving acceleration in 6.3 seconds. CO2 emissions are and combined cycle fuel remains at 7.7 litres per 100km.
The LS is newly equipped with 380mm ventilated front brakes with six-piston rotors and pads developed with specialist manufacturer The pads are designed for quieter with less vibration and fade-free high-speed stopping
Outside the revised model is visually by a new four-bar grille and bumper with redesigned air and foglamps. The headlamps have a new light design and are finished in hybrid blue, giving the car a appearance over its conventionally siblings.
In profile, the car has a new one-piece moulding and new door mirrors incorporate twin LED turn and puddle lamps, with highlights.
The cabin houses a instrument binnacle featuring a full colour TFT LCD display a new instrument panel design a three-ring analogue dial a central speedometer, a tachometer and temperature gauge to the left, and a gauge and hybrid system to the right. The display in the centre of the can be customised to show vehicle turn-by-turn navigation instructions and system status.

The range of interior colour and combinations includes a new light semi-aniline leather upholstery. front seats are equipped new, inflator operated headrests. Activated by a signal the airbag ECU in the event of a rear the inflator slides a piston the headrest, unlocking a mechanism projects the headrest forwards and reducing the risk of whiplash
The driver’s seat also has a new function. Linked to a similar that moves the steering this automatically slides the back by up to 50mm when the unbuckles the seatbelt and turns the off. The seat returns to its driving position once the car is again. For the new model year the LS is available with the Lexus Seat Relaxation Pack for the time in conjunction with a configuration.
In common with its Lexus models, the LS 600h is a new hard disc drive navigation system with the capacity. The 19-speaker Mark Premium Surround Sound fitted as standard in the LS 600h 7.1-channel surround sound on CDs and DVDs. It is now DAB ready (DAB will be available as a centre-fitted and provides USB and audio jack connection for fully controlled use of music players, and Bluetooth an audio streaming function.
It also provides a new “sound function, using the navigation HDD to transfer and store music from CD up to 10GB capacity – the of about 2,000 songs.
The LS 600h features a new, high beam system. A sensor in the rear view detects oncoming traffic, lamps and vehicles travelling and automatically switches the headlamp beam on and off according to driving
Pricing and local specification will be revealed closer to the
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