The Toyota bZ and bZ4X have solid lease deals for December, and the 2026 model even has a cash lease incentive worth $3,500.

While Toyota changed the tongue-twisting name of its initial compact EV crossover SUV to bZ in North America, places like the Old Continent or Australia ...

Toyota Motor Philippines (TMP) marked the start of retail sales for its first Battery Electric Vehicle (BEV) in the country, ...

The 2025 Toyota bZ4X arrives with a reduced price and new trim, but it may not be enough to make it stand out in the competitive electric SUV segment. The Toyota bZ4X launched in 2023 and was ...

An updated bZ4X joins the C-HR+ and Urban Cruiser in Toyota’s European EV push A smaller 57.7-kwh pack option gives European consumers more choice Battery preconditioning and a more powerful motor ...

Toyota Motor Corporation has announced its new BEV strategy for the Old Continent - it's launching four new or refreshed models to cover many CUV sectors: the all-new Urban Cruiser, the first-ever ...

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 ...

Toyota’s electric SUV is now its cheapest vehicle to lease. After slashing lease prices again, the Toyota bZ4X is listed for lease at just $199 per month in some states. That’s even cheaper than a ...

Toyota is already offering big savings opportunities on the new version of its electric SUV. The 2025 Toyota bZ4X is available with a $10,000 discount, and the model has yet to hit dealerships. Here’s ...

The bZ4X is no one's favorite Toyota. Even Toyota doesn't seem to have much love for it, and neither the Subaru nor Lexus variants have fared much better. For 2025, it seems Toyota is finally updating ...

Toyota is offering several leasing and financing deals for the 2025 bZ4X electric crossover. Even though the car is not yet on dealer lots, Toyota is offering up to $10,000 off. Toyota hasn’t said a ...

Toyota’s reluctant foray into the electric-vehicle market does not appear to be off to a good start. After much public protestation that hybrids and plug-in hybrids were a smarter solution, the ...