Lexus LC500h Limited Edition Launched In India; Prices Start At Rs 2.50 Crore

- Limited Edition gets unique exterior and interior colours
- Gets enhanced aero elements compared to standard model
- Costs about Rs 11 lakh more than the standard LC500h
Lexus India has launched a new special edition of the LC500h coupe. The new Limited Edition model gets cosmetic enhancements over the standard model including a new exterior and interior colour scheme. The special edition is priced at Rs 2.50 crore (ex-showroom), about Rs 11 lakh more than the standard LC500h.
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The cosmetic enhancements to the exterior include a sportier body kit adding elements such as canards on the front bumper and a carbon fibre rear wing. The grille also gets a more subdued finish as compared to the standard model while it also sits on new 5-spoke black-finished alloy wheels. The vehicle also gets an exclusive Hakugin exterior colour which Lexus says is inspired by traditional porcelain craftsmanship. The unique paint shade features a matte-finished white base coat with a texture claimed to be similar to unglazed porcelain. This is then covered by layers of satin lacquer to reach the finished product.
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Moving to the cabin, the black, ocher or dark rose upholstery colour options of the standard model are replaced by a Kachi-Blue leather and Alcantara upholstery. Lexus says the colour is inspired by ‘traditional Japanese Indigo blue’ and is said to foster a more relaxed driving environment. Lexus has not revealed any changes to the equipment list as compared to the standard model save for the addition of Limited Edition scuff plates.
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There is no change under the hood as well with the 3.5-litre petrol V6 strong hybrid powertrain continuing to power the coupe. The powertrain develops a combined 354 bhp.
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