Which country is the Lexus car brand from?

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Curtis
07/29/25 5:08pm
Lexus is a Japanese automotive brand, serving as the luxury vehicle division of Toyota Motor Corporation. More information about Lexus is as follows: 1. Initially, Lexus was known as 'Lingzhi' in China. On June 8, 2004, Toyota announced the change of its Chinese name from 'Lingzhi' to 'Lexus'. 2. According to Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A., Inc., the Lexus logo features the letter 'L' enclosed in an ellipse, with the ellipse's curvature meticulously designed based on precise mathematical formulas. 3. With its new brand slogan 'Experience Amazing', Lexus is committed to evolving into a more emotional and exciting lifestyle brand.
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