8 stories tagged bz4x on EV Digest.
Toyota is enticing California EV owners with a significant incentive to switch to its bZ4X electric SUV. The automaker is offering an additional $3,000 for those who trade in a qualifying used EV. This move aims to boost sales of the bZ4X, which is already showing stronger sales than the longrunning Prius hybrid model this year.
Toyota is providing a $3,000 incentive to existing electric vehicle owners who choose to purchase or lease a new bZ4X SUV. This "conquest cash" program aims to attract buyers from rival EV brands and boost sales of Toyota's all-electric model in a competitive market.
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.
The Toyota bZ4X is the brand's fully electric SUV, representing a significant step into the BEV market. For potential buyers considering a pre-owned model, understanding its common quirks and key features is crucial.
Edmunds recently compared Toyota's bZ4X battery electric vehicle (BEV) with its RAV4 Prime plug-in hybrid (PHEV) to help consumers decide which type of electrified vehicle best suits their needs. The analysis delves into practical considerations like range, charging, performance, and overall ownership experience for both models. This comparison offers valuable insights for potential buyers navigating the EV market.
The Toyota bZ4X has achieved over 17,500 sales, surpassing popular internal combustion models like the Land Cruiser and key electric vehicle rivals. This performance positions the bZ4X as a significant contender in the U.S. EV market.
Toyota is recalling approximately 20,000 electric vehicles due to a potentially serious issue with loose hub bolts that could cause the wheels to detach. This recall affects the Toyota bZ4X, Lexus RZ, and Subaru Solterra models, all built on the same EV platform.
Toyota is issuing a safety recall for approximately 16,200 model year 2026 bZ and Lexus RZ electric vehicles across North America. The recall addresses a problem with the battery's electronic control unit (ECU), which could potentially impact vehicle performance or safety systems.
