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Toyota reveals new name, upgraded tech for its sole U.S. EV
- Toyota unveiled the redesigned 2026 model of its sole U.S. electric vehicle, now named the bZ, shortening the previous bZ4X title.
- The update follows criticism of the bZ4X, including a recall over wheel detachment and reviews calling it a compliance car.
- The 2026 bZ features a 25% longer range up to 314 miles, up to 50% more horsepower reaching 338 hp in AWD, and added fast-charging tech with Tesla’s NACS port.
- Toyota stated that under optimal conditions, the car can recharge its battery from a low state of charge up to 80% in approximately 30 minutes using Tesla’s nationwide fast charging network.
- The refreshed bZ aims to address prior shortcomings, arrive in U.S. showrooms in late 2025, and provide a stronger contender in the growing electric crossover market.
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NEW YORK — Toyota Motor Corp. plans to begin selling a revamped bZ4X electric sport utility vehicle (SUV) in the United States in the latter half of this year, the automaker said Tuesday.
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