Actual prices may vary. reload the page with a newYear 2024 2023 reload the page with a newTrim LE - $49,990 XLE - $55,050 Toyota introduced the spellcheck vexing bZ4X as part of a nearly non ...

The Toyota bZ4X is a compact electric crossover that employs the group's e-TNGA platform. The model is available as a single-motor front-wheel drive as standard, but can be upgraded to a dual ...

One important part of the Toyota BZ4X story is the Subaru Solterra. The two Japanese automakers teamed up to develop their EVs, and unsurprisingly, the two cars share the same battery, motors and ...

Learn More. There is 1 recall on this vehicle. Learn More. The bZ4X is Toyota’s first built-from-the-ground-up electric vehicle. Designed to a popular size, it’s a few inches longer than ...

For 2025, just the bZ4X’s third year on the market, Toyota is cleaving nearly $6,000 off its base price, dropping it to $38,465 (all prices include $1,395 destination fee). The bZ4X is currently ...

The Toyota bZ4X launched in 2023 and was immediately met with mixed reviews. That hasn’t really changed over the past few years, but the 2025 model gets a few changes that could flip the script.

The bZ4X can travel 252 miles on a full charge for ... and Front Cross Traffic Alert. Just because Toyota is focusing more on hybrids now doesn’t mean they don’t want their only EV to be ...

Toyota's sole EV in the United States, the BZ4X, had a huge uptick in sales last year. Its Subaru twin, the Solterra, also saw its sales figures grow by double digits. Toyota has big plans for the ...

But now it’s about to take on arguably its toughest challenge yet - selling a performance car. The bZ4X is the new, and first, electric medium SUV from Toyota and I'm family-testing the base model ...

Last year, Toyota introduced the bZ4X, its first EV-only model based on a dedicated platform. Toyota intended to use the same platform for other EV models in the future. However, the platform for ...

Its small family of all-EV crossovers sold in America—the Toyota bZ4X, Lexus RZ and close cousin Subaru Solterra—have all been criticized for their middling range and charging speeds.