Recently, we learned from relevant channels that Lexus' first domestic pure electric SUV is scheduled to be put into production in the fall of 2027. The new car will use gigabit die-casting technology, which can integrate multiple aluminum body parts into a whole large component, thereby reducing vehicle weight and improving endurance. At present, the information on new cars at the Lexus China factory is still very limited. Combined with previous news, the Lexus China factory will become a bridgehead for the production and development of high-end electric vehicles. Mass production models are expected to be equipped with cutting-edge technologies such as solid-state batteries. It is reported that after the first car of the new factory is put into production, the planned production capacity in the first year is about 1,000 units per month, and the subsequent production capacity will gradually climb to tens of thousands of units per year. Lexus TZ In May this year, Lexus launched its new all-electric flagship SUV, the Lexus TZ, which has a 5100mm length, 3050mm wheelbase, a 2 +2 +3 seat layout inside, and will be equipped with a sound wave simulation system. The sound source is from the LFA V10 engine. In terms of power, it will be equipped with a dual-motor four-wheel drive system, with a combined maximum power of 300kW, a 0-100km/h acceleration time of 5.4 seconds, a battery capacity of 95.82 kWh, and a CLTC range of 640km. However, there is a high probability that the domestic SUV will be a specially designed model for the Chinese market. We will also keep an eye out for more information about the new car. (Written by Guo Chen, Automobile House).