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ToyotabZ4X (2022-)

  • Available new
  • Medium/Large SUV
  • Electric
£40,800Typical price
Test score

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  3. Motorway (sell only)

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The oddly named bZ4X is Toyota’s first EV. Unlike some electric SUVs, the bZ4X focuses on usability over outright performance. It’s closely related to the Subaru Solterra and is available with either front or all-wheel drive. Toyota’s experience with alternatively-fuelled vehicles should stand the bZ4X in good stead for our lab and road tests, but how did it perform? Find out in our full Toyota bZ4X (2022-) review.

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What's included?

  • What is it?
  • What’s it great at?
  • What’s it like to drive?
  • How reliable are Toyota cars?
  • How comfortable and spacious is it?
  • How economical is it to run?
  • How safe is it?
  • Is there anything I should look out for?
  • Should I buy it?
KEY TEST RESULTS
Comfort and practicality
Brand reliability 0-4 years
  • Feb 2024First reviewed by Which?
  • Mar 2022Released

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