Lexus’ “Senses Electrified” at Milan Design Week Rescheduled to June

In consideration of the ongoing health concerns regarding the current outbreak of coronavirus disease, LEXUS DESIGN EVENT 2020 ”SENSES ELECTRIFIED” will be rescheduled to June 16^th through June 21^st, following the postponement of Milan Design Week 2020.  The Grand Prix Selection of the Lexus Design Award 2020 will also be made at that time. The decision was made to ensure the safety of visitors and stakeholders.

We will continue to provide updates regarding “SENSES ELECTRIFIED” as further information becomes available.

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ABOUT LEXUS

Lexus launched in 1989 with a flagship sedan and a guest experience that helped define the premium automotive industry. In 1998, Lexus introduced the luxury crossover category with the launch of the Lexus RX. The luxury hybrid sales leader, Lexus delivered the world’s first luxury hybrid and has since sold over 1.5 million hybrid vehicles.

A global luxury automotive brand with an unwavering commitment to bold, uncompromising design, exceptional craftsmanship, and exhilarating performance, Lexus has developed its lineup to meet the needs of the next generation of global luxury guests and is currently available in over 90 countries worldwide.

Lexus associates/team members across the world are dedicated to crafting amazing experiences that are uniquely Lexus, and that excite and change the world.

| ABOUT LEXUS DESIGN AWARD

First launched in 2013, the Lexus Design Award is an international design competition that targets up-and-coming creators from around the world. The award seeks to foster the growth of ideas that contribute to society by supporting designers and creators whose works can help to shape a better future. It provides a unique opportunity for each finalist to work with a globally recognized designer as a mentor to create prototypes of their designs, and then exhibit them at one of the design calendar’s most important events.