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Lexus offers virtual test drive with Oculus Rift

October 6, 2014

Lexus is one of the first brands to use Oculus Rift virtual reality technology to promote its new NX car model.


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Teaming up with agency Amaze, the campaign provides and interactive consumer buying experience using revolutionary Oculus Rift (OR) technology and the new DK2 headsets.
Using the very latest DK2 OR headsets, consumers are able to virtually experience the car via an immersive and interactive car configurator, allowing users to create their own NX by selecting from a range of features. Consumers also have the opportunity to enter into a virtual driving experience, to test-drive the car through a multi-dimensional urban landscape and to experience the NX in a truly unique and personal way.
It makes up a key part of the Lexus’ launch campaign, Striking Angles, which announced its partnership with will.i.am recently.
Rick Curtis, Chief Strategy Officer from Amaze, said: “The virtual experiences we have created are at the very forefront of technology and design innovation. As well as positioning Lexus as a dynamic digital innovator, OR has allowed us to tell the story of the NX to consumers within a highly stylised, unique world, which we believe represents a stunning consumer experience, thus driving interest in, and desire for, the new NX.”
Working closely with OR, the technology took six months to build and as a digital first for consumers and for the OR system, the NX driving experience pushes the boundaries of the technology and presents an innovative approach to car buying.
Alain Uyttenhoven, Head of Lexus Europe, said: “The ground-breaking new technology, which provides consumers with an immersive virtual experience, very much mirrors the tone and stylisations of the Lexus Striking Angles campaign. It is an integral part of the launch – offering consumers a unique and personal way to experience the NX – building anticipation and creating a buzz.
“We are really excited to break new ground and keep our brand at the forefront of innovation in the digital space.”
View the experience in action here:

View the campaign here

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