Toyota's first mass market electric vehicle recently underwent a name change, from bZ4X to just bZ. The abbreviation has a ...

Still signifying Toyota’s “Beyond Zero” strategy, this EV crossover gets two new battery packs, more range, and (likely) a ...

The reasoning isn't perfect, but it's very on-brand for Toyota and its obsessions with reliability and longevity.

I’m pretty sure the 2026 Toyota bZ is the only vehicle to ever lose 50-percent of its name, and gain 50-percent more ...

The automaker listened to critics and, for starters, took '4X' out of the name. Then Toyota increased range and power and more.

Z stands for "Beyond Zero," and this vehicle still acts as part of Toyota's electrified lineup that will soon add a larger ...

The refreshed and renamed bZ gets over 300 miles of range, Tesla charger access and a lot of speed. Can it save the day?

It’s not the most exciting, efficient or affordable electric vehicle in its segment, but it’s certainly a mega leap forward ...

Another welcome upgrade for the 2026 Toyota bZ is that healthy boost in horsepower for all-wheel-drive models. The new bZ finally feels quick enough to hang with the pack. Toyota claims a 0–60-mph ...

Toyota is accelerating electrification, discontinuing gasoline RAV4s and launching BEVs with greater range and charging speed ...

Toyota is updating its crossover EV, the bZ4X, in an attempt to contend in the burgeoning electric vehicle market.

Toyota says the all-wheel drive EV will manage around 290 miles on a single charge. And when drivers exhaust that range, the ...