Toyota bZ4X

Name: Toyota bZ4X
Brand: Toyota
SKU: Toyota bZ4X

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The bZ4X is Toyota's first ground-up EV. The range is short by current EV standards, and the car's 6.6-kilowatt onboard charger means home charging is on the slow side. A 100-kW DC fast charging rate for the all-wheel-drive model is also behind competitors. Sized like the RAV4, the FWD bZ4X has a 201-hp motor and an EPA-estimated 252-mile range, while the all-wheel-drive one went 210 miles in CR's highway-range test, falling short of its EPA rating. Otherwise, it's a functional and pleasant-driving SUV with agile handling and a decent ride. The interior is rather spartan, and oddly forgoes a glove box and a rear wiper.

The instrument panel is positioned far away from the driver, which can take getting used to. The Subaru Solterra is essentially the same vehicle as the bZ4X but with standard AWD.

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$37,070 - $43,880

Destination Charge: $1450

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$37,070 - $43,880

Destination Charge: $1450

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2023-2025

2023 Model Redesign Year

The freshened 2026 bZ4X is renamed bZ with more power and longer range. The bZ4X SUV is Toyota's first ground-up EV. Sized like the RAV4, the front-wheel-drive bZ4X has a 201-hp motor, a 71.4-kilowatt-hour battery, and an EPA-estimated 252-mile range, while the all-wheel-drive version has 214 hp and a 72.8-kWh battery good for a 222-mile range. The range is short by current EV standards, and the car's 6.6-kilowatt onboard charger means home charging is on the slow side. A 100-kW DC fast-charging rate for the AWD model is also behind competitors. Otherwise, it's a functional SUV with agile handling and a decent ride but a rather spartan interior.

Oddly, there is no glove box or rear wiper. It features the Safety Sense 3.0, which adds more advanced active safety and driver assist functions. The Subaru Solterra is essentially the same vehicle.