Toyota has unveiled the bZ4X Touring, also known as the bZ Woodland in some markets, expanding its electric lineup with a ...

With the bZ4X, Toyota not only launched its first all-electric vehicle in 2022, but the SUV also provided the company's blueprint for the future development of new, all-electric SUVs: an "EV DNA" of ...

Toyota suddenly believes in giving energy back to the grid, though none of its vehicles can actually do it yet.

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The lower-powered model pairs with a 49.9 kWh battery, yielding a CLTC-rated range of 517 km (321 miles). The more powerful variant steps up to a 65.3 kWh pack, stretching the range to 616 km (383 ...

Toyota launches the all-new bZ3 Smart Home Edition electric sedan. The model would be America's most affordable model by far ...

Today, if you want a large Toyota vehicle with a responsive, muscular engine that's capable, efficient, and fully compliant with emissions rules, the brand's i-Force Max engine is by far your best ...

Filling your car with gas can add up, but charging an electric vehicle isn’t free either. If you’re debating the cost of gas for a Toyota Yaris versus charging fees for a Tesla, the answer might not ...

For families weighing the switch to electric vehicles, fuel costs are a major consideration. Comparing a Tesla Model Y to a Toyota Sienna reveals significant savings potential — but the actual numbers ...

Toyota pulled the cover off a race car and a street car today, the first aimed at FIA GT3 competition and the latter aimed at the world supercar market. The Toyotas look really cool, each with a front ...

We've been eagerly anticipating Toyota's LFA-succeeding front-engine supercar for years, having seen the GR GT3 race car concept in 2022 and a steady stream of teasers and spy shots since then. Toyota ...

The Lexus LFR seems as if it was vaporware all along—as if some part of a misdirection campaign. But if you had the Lexus LFA returning as an EV in the future (And it looks like we did!) then you just ...