Toyota has a new electric crossover in its lineup. Called the bZ3X, it's roughly the same size as a Rav4. There's one problem: it's not for sale in the United States. But Toyota knows how to build ...

The bZ3X measures 4,600 mm (181 inches) in length, 1,875 mm (74 inches) in width, and 1,645 mm (65 inches) in height, featuring compact urban SUV proportions with a wheelbase of 2,765 mm (109 inches).

The Toyota bZ3X, a compact electric crossover SUV, represents Toyota's latest venture into the electric vehicle market, filling a demand for smaller, stylish, and affordable electric crossovers.

Toyota bZ3X Might Break the EV Market if it Comes Stateside If only the US market could something with as much bang for your buck as the bZ3X.

As an all-electric subcompact SUV, the 2025 Toyota bZ3X plans to deliver peaceful driving with zero emissions in an incredibly competitive segment.

The bZ3X is Toyota’s cheapest EV, and it’s already a hot seller. After launching last month, Toyota has now delivered over 10,000 bZ3X electric SUVs in China as orders continue to pile up.

The bZ3X is sized competitively within the compact SUV segment, measuring 4,600 mm (181.1 inches) in length, 1,875 mm (73.8 inches) in width, and 1,645 mm (64.7 inches) in height, with a wheelbase ...

The best-selling foreign EV in China comes from an unlikely brand, since its EV presence in China isn't as big as other ...

Toyota has arrived at this year’s Beijing Auto Show with two new battery-electric crossovers in the bZ3C and bZ3X. The former looks like a smaller Crown, whereas the latter is more of a ...

The car is barely one month old and Toyota has already delivered 10,000 units A compact EV SUV based on Toyota’s e-TNGA platform, the bZ3X is the smaller sibling to the bZ4X American auto buyers ...

However, the smart money suggests this BZ3X will be offered in at least two guises. First up could be a single-motor trim in front-wheel-drive configuration, with the option of a dual-motor all ...

The bZ3x, or Bozhi 3X as it’s locally called, is Toyota’s cheapest EV in China. It starts at 109,800 yuan or $15,150 as of current exchange rates.