Exclusive interview: Alex Shen – Lexus Calty chief designer

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Car Design News collared Alex Shen, chief designer at Toyota’s Californian design studio, to talk Lexus, mousepads, new battery tech and the end of MPVs

Car Design News caught up with Alex Shen, chief designer at Toyota Lexus’ Californian design studio Calty, for a convivial chat about whether Lexus’ design language is about to calm down a bit, the ditching of dodgy mice for infotainment screens and whether new battery tech will soon render an avalanche of big MPV-shaped electric cars unnecessary

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