WhichEV.Net
  • Buying Advice
  • Events
  • Features
  • News
    • All
    • Charging
    • Commercial Vehicles
    • Consumer Vehicles
    • Cool Car Tech
    • Curiosities
    • Design
    • Energy
    • Environment
    • Industry
    • Legal
    • Market
    • Motorsport
    • Public Sector
    • Records
    • Rumours
    • Safety
    • Sharing

    Volta completes first customer evaluation of all-electric 16-tonne medium-duty truck

    Hyundai unveils design of IONIQ 6 Streamliner

    Volkswagen premieres its first fully-electric ID. AERO saloon

    InstaVolt sets up eight-charger hub on A5 in Wales’s Rhug Estate

    US highways regulator gives greenlight to Einride’s autonomous electric freight vehicles

    Electrogenic launches ‘drop in’ kit to electrify Land Rover Defenders

    Trending Tags

  • Reviews
No Result
View All Result
WhichEV.Net
  • Buying Advice
  • Events
  • Features
  • News
    • All
    • Charging
    • Commercial Vehicles
    • Consumer Vehicles
    • Cool Car Tech
    • Curiosities
    • Design
    • Energy
    • Environment
    • Industry
    • Legal
    • Market
    • Motorsport
    • Public Sector
    • Records
    • Rumours
    • Safety
    • Sharing

    Volta completes first customer evaluation of all-electric 16-tonne medium-duty truck

    Hyundai unveils design of IONIQ 6 Streamliner

    Volkswagen premieres its first fully-electric ID. AERO saloon

    InstaVolt sets up eight-charger hub on A5 in Wales’s Rhug Estate

    US highways regulator gives greenlight to Einride’s autonomous electric freight vehicles

    Electrogenic launches ‘drop in’ kit to electrify Land Rover Defenders

    Trending Tags

  • Reviews
No Result
View All Result
WhichEV.Net
No Result
View All Result
Home News Consumer Vehicles Cars

Toyota’s first all-electric car boasts ten-year battery warranty

Pulkit Malhotra by Pulkit Malhotra
15th June 2022
in Cars, Consumer Vehicles, News
Reading Time: 2 mins read
Share on FacebookShare on Twitter

Toyota has announced the launch of it all-electric mid-size SUV, the Toyota bZ4X, which goes up to 317 miles on a single charge with a starting on-road price of £41,950.

The bZ4X is the Japanese brand’s first fully electric car as well as the first model in Toyota’s bZ “Beyond Zero” range of zero-emission models. The car features a modular architecture (eTNGA) that integrates the battery unit into the vehicle structure to give it extra rigidity and a low center of gravity.

Developed in partnership with Subaru, the bZ4X comes with off-road capabilities and is available in both front and all-wheel drive. While the FWD model has a single 150kW motor and a driving range of 317 miles, the AWD version has 160kW of power divided equally between front and rear motors and a 286-mile driving range.

The FWD version has an acceleration of 0-62mph in 7.5 seconds whereas the AWD delivers the same in 6.9 seconds. Both models have a top speed of 100mph.

bZ4X B-roll, European Spec (2022) from ToyotaGB on Vimeo.

Toyota has guaranteed that the 71.4kWh lithium-ion battery unit will retain at least 70% of its capacity for up to 10 years or one million kilometers (620,000 miles) driven (while most manufacturers offer 8 years and 100-150,000 miles). The company also claims fast charging to 80 percent capacity in around 30 minutes, in normal temperature conditions. Although initially, the car will have a 6.6kW charger on board, this will be replaced with an 11kW unit in models produced later in 2022.

With an open and spacious cabin, the bZ4X comes with the latest multimedia technologies and seamless connectivity for entertainment and comfort. In addition to measures in place for monitoring the battery’s performance and protecting it in the event of an impact, the car also has an advanced driver assistance system, which Toyota says improves safety for all road users

Tags: ToyotaToyota bZToyota bZ4X
Previous Post

Where can you get accurate data about the climate?

Next Post

Drivers of electric and hybrid cars are less stressed behind the wheel, according to new research

Pulkit Malhotra

Pulkit Malhotra

Related Posts

Volta completes first customer evaluation of all-electric 16-tonne medium-duty truck

4th July 2022

Hyundai unveils design of IONIQ 6 Streamliner

4th July 2022

Volkswagen premieres its first fully-electric ID. AERO saloon

1st July 2022

InstaVolt sets up eight-charger hub on A5 in Wales’s Rhug Estate

1st July 2022
Next Post
Post-production : Astuce Productions

Drivers of electric and hybrid cars are less stressed behind the wheel, according to new research

Discussion about this post

Review Finder

Latest News

Volta completes first customer evaluation of all-electric 16-tonne medium-duty truck

4th July 2022

How far can electric vehicles go in solving India’s environmental problems?

4th July 2022

Hyundai unveils design of IONIQ 6 Streamliner

4th July 2022

Trending

  • Elon Musk announces Tesla will switch to hydrogen in 2024

    4372 shares
    Share 1749 Tweet 1093
  • Was Nikola Trucks the biggest scam yet in electric vehicles?

    1692 shares
    Share 677 Tweet 423
  • Future electric cars: Best upcoming electric cars, SUVs and pickup trucks – 2021 UPDATE!

    1332 shares
    Share 549 Tweet 326
  • How to turn your favourite classic car into an EV

    1235 shares
    Share 511 Tweet 302
  • What makes an EV charging station accessible for people with disabilities?

    1130 shares
    Share 452 Tweet 283
  • About
  • Advertise
  • Privacy Policy
  • Contact the WhichEV team today

© 2022 WhichEV. Limited - All of the independent news and expert reviews you need in one publication.

No Result
View All Result
  • Buying Advice
  • Events
  • Features
  • News
  • Reviews

© 2022 WhichEV. Limited - All of the independent news and expert reviews you need in one publication.

This website uses cookies. By continuing to use this website you are giving consent to cookies being used. Visit our Privacy and Cookie Policy.