Lexus Is Developing A Manual Gearbox For EVs | Carscoops carscoops
. Driving footage was broadcasted during the official presentation, showing what to expect – including a satisfying clicking sound on every gear change, alongside a fake engine noise.
Another important element is the revised mapping for the electric motors, which replicates the driving behavior of any desired model. Together with other software-based features, this could potentially allow the driver to experience the vehicle of their choice. Watanabe said that the only element that the engineers did not reproduce is “the smell of petrol”.
, and many other EV-converted classics coming with a stick. However, Lexus could be the first automaker to bring it to production, at least as an optional feature in some of its future EVs.The yoke steering option on the Lexus RZ 450e is made possible by the “One Motion Grip” steer-by-wire system.
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