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Auto Parts: Industry Implications of New Lexus ES Launch
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Auto Parts: Industry Implications of New Lexus ES Launch
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June 11, 2026 10:46 AM GMT
Morgan Stanley MUFG Securities Co., Ltd.+MAuto Parts | Japan Shinji Kakiuchi
Equity Analyst
Industry Implications of New Shinji.Kakiuchi@morganstanleymufg.comHayato Takashima +81 3 6836-5416
Research Associate
Hayato.Takashima@morganstanleymufg.com +81 3 6836-5414
Lexus ES Launch
Key Takeaways
Toyota's announcement that the new Lexus ES has gone on sale domestically
draws attention to new efforts in the auto parts space to raise added-value Auto Parts
particularly in interiors. Japan
Industry View In-Line
Tokai Rika's "responsive hidden switches" (in collaboration with DaikyoNishikawa)
offer both functionality and design appeal.
Toyota Boshoku has TBlock multifunction block seats structured so that sections
such as seat surfaces and sides can be separated as single blocks.
Koito Mfg supplies Japan's first high-definition adaptive driving beam lamps for
the new ES (with the ability to control illumination range using 16,000-segment
micro LEDs).
The new ES only comes in HEV and BEV format. While demonstrating a high
degree of attention to interiors, it appears that electrification technologies of
firms such as Denso and Aisin are fully represented too.
Toyota Motor (covered by Hiroto Segawa) announced on Jun 11 that it has started
selling the new Lexus ES model through Lexus outlets nationwide in Japan.
Powertrains for this, the 8th new ES range, are HEV and BEV only with no ICE
options in the lineup. Maker recommended retail prices (incl. consumption tax) are
¥7.9-8.1mn for the HEVs and ¥7.9-9.2mn for the BEVs. Notable interior features are
the world's first "responsive hidden switches" – physical switches integrated into
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