Lexus made an exact driveable replica of its model IS using 1,700 sheets of cardboard. The car was built entirely by hand using laser cutting technology and water-based glue. Lexus gave London-based ...

The Lexus Origami Car is a life-size replica of the IS sedan made with 10 mm-thick pieces of cardboard covering virtually every part of the body. All Lexus had to do was take a digital 3D model of the ...

We've seen some unusual uses of cardboard before, including for a skateboard deck and for furniture. Lexus has perhaps trumped everything else though, by building a full-size, drivable cardboard car.

Lexus normally builds its luxury cars out of metal and plastic. Big deal. This Lexus is made out of cardboard. The 1:1 mostly working model of a Lexus IS was created by LaserCut Works, Scales and ...

In the wake of the Volkswagen diesel-gate scandal, automakers are now making even more of an effort to design vehicles that are as eco-friendly as possible. But Lexus might have gone too far with this ...

While cardboard cars may not be the future of motoring, the designers enjoyed being involved in a project that had a link with the past. "What makes it a sculptural piece rather than an engineering ...

Japanese carmaker Lexus has exhibited a life-sized replica of its IS sedan, created from 1,700 laser-cut cardboard sheets. The “origami car” was built in London by a five-strong team of professional ...

Lexus has created one of its most unique cars yet – a full size vehicle made of recyclable laser-cut cardboard sheets. At first glance Lexus Origami Car may look like the Lexus IS sedan, but if you ...

Be careful, it isn’t exactly street legal. Driving down the street, a new paper car–hand-glued from 1,700 pieces of cardboard–looks more like a piece of animation than a real-life object. Using the ...

It may be built from cardboard, but the Lexus Origami Car can actually be driven on the road. In a new video, Lexus explains how it made a functional vehicle from 1,700 sheets of recycled cardboard.

This is a car made out of cardboard. No, really. More specifically, this is a full-scale replica of a Lexus IS, built entirely out of the corrugated paper material. Go ahead and gawk (we did, too).