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Toyota has officially revealed pricing for its 2027 bZ Woodland electric SUV, which will launch with a standard dual-motor all-wheel-drive system. This larger EV will deliver a robust 375 horsepower and carry a starting price tag of $45,380.
Toyota is rolling out the second model year of its bZ Woodland, an all-electric SUV designed for adventure. This BEV offers standard all-wheel drive with X-MODE, increased ground clearance, and a 3,500-pound towing capacity, positioning it as a rugged contender in the electric SUV market.
Car and Driver provides a detailed look at selecting an optimal build for the upcoming 2027 BMW iX3, the automaker's first Neue Klasse electric vehicle. While currently featuring a 463-hp all-wheel-drive powertrain, the iX3 is expected to offer extensive customization options, allowing buyers to tailor the EV to their preferences.
Toyota is expanding its bZ4X electric vehicle lineup with the new bZ4X Touring, a more off-road-capable wagon derivative. This version offers both single-motor front-wheel drive for extended range and a twin-motor all-wheel-drive option for enhanced capability, akin to its Subaru E-Outback sibling. While catering to adventure-oriented drivers, the bZ4X Touring also provides a more efficient FWD choice with a WLTP range of 367 miles.
Subaru has unveiled the Trailseeker, an all-electric SUV that aims to combine rugged capability with affordability. Boasting 375 horsepower and standard all-wheel drive, this new model is positioned to be a competitive option in the growing EV market for adventurous drivers. Its spacious interior and aggressive pricing point make it an attractive consideration for potential buyers looking for an off-road capable EV.
Kia has enhanced its popular EV6 lineup, bringing an all-wheel-drive (AWD) option to more trims. Additionally, the automaker is introducing a new 'Storm' special edition, promising added value and unique features for buyers.
The popular Honda CR-V Hybrid is anticipated to receive a Sport AWD trim by 2026, offering consumers another option in the hybrid SUV segment. This move further expands Honda's electrified vehicle lineup, catering to demand for more fuel-efficient all-wheel-drive options.
