2026 Toyota bZ Woodland Costs $5305 More Than Its Subaru Twin

Toyota's Next 2 Electric Cars Are Coming Soon. Here's How Much They'll Cost

The 2026 Toyota C-HR and bZ Woodland EVs are coming soon. Here's how much they cost—and why to consider their Subaru cousins instead.

The 2026 Toyota bZ Woodland is a bigger and more powerful EV: Is it worth the higher price?

The bZ Woodland is longer than Toyota’s first electric SUV, and it comes with all-wheel drive as standard. Is it...

2026 Toyota bZ Woodland Costs $5305 More Than Its Subaru Twin

Compared with the nearly identical Subaru Trailseeker, this stretched version of the Toyota bZ electric SUV doesn't give quite as much value.

Subaru’s Quickest American Car Seems Even Better Compared to Its Toyota Twin

Toyota recently revealed pricing for the bZ Woodland, and it makes the Subaru-badged equivalent seem much more affordable by comparison. Subaru Following the launch of the Solterra and the bZ4x, Subaru and Toyota went back to the drawing board to continue fleshing out their EV portfolios. What resulted was the Trailseeker and the bZ Woodland, another set of twins sharing a platform but with added capability thanks to extra ground clearance, …

Toyota reveals C-HR and bZ Woodland US pricing

Toyota is finally growing its family of electric cars in the US for the 2026 model year. Until now, the Japanese automaker only offered one electric option, but that changes with the arrival of the Toyota C-HR and the Toyota bZ Woodland. These two new EVs give shoppers more variety, but they also bring up a big question about value. The new models are very different from each other. The C-HR is a small, stylish crossover meant for city driving, …

Toyota’s Priced-Out EV Twins: C-HR and bZ Woodland Face Subaru Rivals

In a market cooling on electric vehicles amid vanishing federal tax credits and rising tariffs, Toyota Motor Corp. is pressing ahead with two new battery-powered crossovers set for U.S. showrooms in early 2026. The 2026 C-HR and bZ Woodland, priced at $38,450 and $46,750 respectively—including destination fees—aim to expand Toyota’s electrified offerings. Yet their costs draw immediate scrutiny, exceeding nearly identical Subaru counterparts by …