Gamers, start your engines. Lexus has unveiled the Gamers’ IS - the first vehicle designed by and for the Twitch community.
‘Black ops and reconnaissance’
The exterior of the Gamers’ IS is adorned with the “Infiltrate” design custom vinyl wrap, as chosen by 48% of voters in the Twitch poll. This look exudes a technical, interface-driven, HUD-centric design territory reminiscent of first-person gaming, black ops and reconnaissance.
‘Neon Tokyo’ interior
For the interior, more than half (55%) of Twitch voters selected the “Neon Tokyo” style featuring an electrified, neuron-exploding Japanese pop art aesthetic. The ceiling of the cab is decked out with a clear layer of acrylic embedded with resin “raindrops” all backlit with programmable RGB LED lights, giving off the effect of driving under the lights of downtown Tokyo at night in a light rain. Behind the rear seats, LED panels project programmable content onto the rear window, creating an animated backdrop. SCPS included many custom upholstery elements into the design of the Gamers’ IS interior. Smart Tint on the windows dims the cabin for gameplay.
Integrated gaming system
In the passenger’s side is a fully integrated gaming system complete with haptic feedback in the seat and a high-def, fully positional curved monitor. The curved monitor was chosen over a flat one by nearly two-thirds (64%) of Twitch voters. The system features a retractable keyboard and mouse platform, and a one-of-a-kind 3D printed game controller.
‘Cyber’ controller design
Nearly half (42%) of voters chose the “Cyber” design for the controller, featuring a metallic space gray and dark teal with neon accents.
Custom-built PC in the boot
A custom-built gaming PC with an MSI Gaming GeForce GPU + AMD CPU is installed in the vehicle’s boot. It has sleek custom housing, all highlighted by programmable RGB LEDs. A fog machine and automated RGB lasers were installed for maximum reveal effect.
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