LEXUS

Lexus is the premium division of Toyota Motor Corporation, founded in 1989. The brand specializes in the production of vehicles and original spare parts for engine, transmission, chassis, and braking systems. Component manufacturing is based on the internal standards of Toyota Motor Corporation. Parts are engineered according to specific requirements for individual Lexus models. Spare parts are distributed through the official dealer network.

Country

Japan

Brand History

1. 1989: Launch of the brand and the LS 400 model in the US market. 2. 2005: Release of the first mass-produced hybrid crossover, the RX 400h. 3. 2012: Introduction of the signature Spindle Grille as a brand identity element. 4. 2021: Announcement of the Lexus Electrified strategy to transition to fully electric powertrains by 2035.

Key OEM Customers

Lexus (Automotive OEM)

Type

OEM-Vehicle Manufacturer

Ecology

The brand implements hybrid powertrain technologies to reduce CO2 emissions. Manufacturing facilities utilize energy recovery systems and waste minimization practices in accordance with the Toyota Environmental Challenge 2050 standards.

Brand Authentication

Original Lexus parts are labeled with a unique QR code for verification via Toyota's internal tracking system. The packaging features a holographic element with anti-counterfeiting protection. Part marking is performed via laser engraving or impact stamping, featuring a 10-digit part number.

Certificates

ISO 9001, ISO 14001, IATF 16949.