Published date: February 17, 2023
With new leadership in place, Toyota announced it is ready to pursue electrification and reinvent itself as a mobility company. Their new strategy puts electric vehicles at the forefront, a drastic change from their previous hybrid approach. What does this mean for EV drivers? Learn more here.
Toyota’s new CEO, Koji Sato, leading the Toyota electric vehicles strategy, has announced Lexus' role in the EV transition. Lexus’ goal is to have a full line-up of zero-emission EVs and to sell 1 million EVs worldwide by 2030. The manufacturer also strives to achieve carbon neutrality in Asia.
While Toyota has been a leader in hybrid vehicle sales for models like the Prius, we look forward to seeing more fully electric vehicles by Toyota on the road.
Currently, Toyota only has one electric vehicle available in the USA, Toyota bZ4x, which comes in both front-wheel drive and all-wheel drive. specs of the Toyota electric vehicle, bZ4x, include:
Toyota bZ4x (FWD, AWD)
Lexus’ first EV, the RZ 450e, is now also available for pre-order in the U.S. and has a starting price of $59,650. specs of the Lexus electric vehicle, RZ 450e, include:
Lexus RZ 450e
You can now find the full range of information about these vehicles, as well as all other EVs available in the U.S. today in our EV car pages.
There are three ways of charging your electric vehicle:
Both the bZ4x and RZ 450e models come with a Level 1 charger which can be plugged directly into a regular outlet in your home. However, charging this way is slow and not suitable for every EV driver.
If you’re considering purchasing an electric vehicle from Toyota or Lexus and want to make your home EV-ready today with a Level 2 charger, take our survey and let us help you find the best charging solution for you.
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