Toyota BZ4X: The Electric SUV With A 1 Million Km Warranty! Range Of 500 Kilometers

Written by Bruno Teles

Published on 14/11/2023 at 16:07

SUV elétrico BZ4X (Imagem / Reprodução: TOYOTA)

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Today The Talk Is About A News That Will Leave Electric Car Enthusiasts In Awe: Toyota, This Giant That We Respect, Has Just Launched Its First Electric SUV, The BZ4X, And It’s Not Just Any Launch, You Know?

The New Toyota BZ4X Electric SUV Comes With A 10-Year Or One Million Kilometers Battery Warranty. It’s Meant To Erase The Fear Of Those Who Are Still Hesitant About Joining The Electric Wave!

First, Let’s Understand This Name That Sounds Out Of This World: BZ4X. “BZ” Is The Abbreviation For “Beyond Zero”, Showing The Toyota’s Commitment To Sustainability, And The “4X” Indicates That It Is An SUV.

The Toyota, Which Is Already A Veteran In The World Of Hybrids With The Prius, Is Now Showing That It Also Knows How To Play The Electric Game.

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Power And Technology Galore In The Toyota BZX4

The BZ4X Is Not Just A Pretty Face In The World Of Electric SUVs. It Comes In Two Versions: One With A 204-Horsepower Engine And The Other With Two Motors, Totaling 218 Horsepower.

And It Doesn’t Stop There: It Has A 71.4 kWh Battery That Promises A Range Of Up To 506 Km. And If You’re In A Hurry, It Recharges From 0 To 80% In Just 30 Minutes With A 150 kW Charger.

Warranty That Is A Show In Itself Of The New Electric SUV

YouTube video — TOYOTA IS TOYOTA | FIRST TOYOTA BZ4X ELECTRIC SUV HAS A WARRANTY FOR 1 MILLION KM DRIVEN!!! (Video / Reproduction: Quick Analysis)

Now, Hold On To This: Toyota Is Offering A 1 Million Kilometer Or 10-Year Warranty For The BZ4X Battery. This Is A Slap In The Face Of The Prejudice Against The Durability Of Electric Batteries.

And Even After All This Time, Toyota Guarantees That The Battery Will Still Have At Least 70% Of Its Original Capacity. Isn’t That Worth Taking Your Hat Off?

Price And Competition Like BMW, Volvo, And Peugeot

Speaking Of Money, The BZ4X Is Priced Around 130 Thousand Reais In China, But If It Comes To Brazil, The Price Is Likely To Be A Bit Higher, Estimating Around 270 To 280 Thousand Reais. It Will Compete Against Cars Like The BMW iX3, The Volvo XC40 Recharge And The Peugeot e-2008, Each With Their Own Strengths.

Toyota Is Keeping An Eye On Brazil, But Is Waiting For Us To Improve Our Electric Charging Infrastructure. In The Meantime, We’re Here Cheering And Hoping.

Toyota BZ4X: The Electric SUV With A 1 Million Km Warranty! Range Of 500 Kilometers

Today The Talk Is About A News That Will Leave Electric Car Enthusiasts In Awe: Toyota, This Giant That We Respect, Has Just Launched Its First Electric SUV, The BZ4X, And It’s Not Just Any Launch, You Know?

Power And Technology Galore In The Toyota BZX4

Warranty That Is A Show In Itself Of The New Electric SUV

Price And Competition Like BMW, Volvo, And Peugeot

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Toyota BZ4X: The Electric SUV With A 1 Million Km Warranty! Range Of 500 Kilometers

Today The Talk Is About A News That Will Leave Electric Car Enthusiasts In Awe: Toyota, This Giant That We Respect, Has Just Launched Its First Electric SUV, The BZ4X, And It’s Not Just Any Launch, You Know?

Power And Technology Galore In The Toyota BZX4

Warranty That Is A Show In Itself Of The New Electric SUV

Price And Competition Like BMW, Volvo, And Peugeot

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