Lexus Is Launching a ... Helicopter Service?ToyotaMuch as automakers usually are, Lexus has historically been focused primarily on building cars. The brand does have some ambitions outside of the typical four-wheeled world, though. It announced a yacht, the LY 680, for its seafaring enthusiasts in 2024. A recent concept reimagined the flagship LS sedan as both a six-wheeled van and an autonomous pod, directly appealing to customers whose idea of a car is particularly flexible. Now, the company is exploring new frontiers in the sky.It's called Lexus Flight, and it's a new helicopter service — a division of its parent company's existing Aero Toyota company, operating in Japan. Starting in late August, the new service will use a dedicated Lexus helicopter, along with other point-to-point transportation, to furnish travel to and from an unnamed set of destinations for its elite clientele.ToyotaAs you might expect from a unique helicopter prepared by Lexus, the seven-seat interior is complete with luxurious upholstery. The design might not exactly scream 'Lexus' at first glance, but the shapes and textures do share a passing resemblance with some options available on the new, radically re-imagined ES introduced earlier this year.LexusLexus says in a release that the launch of the service "[delivers] a seamless mobility across land, sea, and air" as it works to "redefine the very concept of mobility." While that might seem to suggest that this helicopter is also a car and a boat, it actually means that the point-to-point service connects with chauffeured Lexus car programs on the grounds at destinations as part of a fully Lexus-branded point-to-point travel service. The sea element comes from the LY 680 yacht, although it seems to be a less significant part of the operation than either the car service or the helicopter itself.You Might Also LikeIf You Can Only Own One Car, Make It One of TheseThese Are the Most Popular Cars by State