Inside Three of Toyota’s Battery Electric Vehicles: What Makes Each Model Special

This first part of a four‑part series dives into Toyota’s three current battery electric vehicles (BEVs): the 2027 Toyota bZ, the 2027 Toyota bZ Woodland, and the 2027 Toyota C‑HR. Toyota’s BEV lineup is built to fit a range of lifestyles, from daily commutes to rugged adventures and urban styling.

2027 Toyota bZ
The bZ is Toyota’s flagship BEV, available in XLE and Limited grades with either front‑wheel drive (FWD) or all‑wheel drive (AWD). Two battery options are offered:
• 57.7‑kWh battery on the standard XLE FWD – EPA‑estimated 236 miles.
• 74.7‑kWh battery across the rest of the lineup – EPA‑estimated 288 miles on the XLE AWD and 314 miles on the XLE FWD Plus.

2027 Toyota bZ Woodland
Designed as an adventure‑oriented SUV, the bZ Woodland comes standard with AWD and a 74.7‑kWh lithium‑ion battery. It is offered in two feature‑packed grades: the bZ Woodland AWD and the upgraded bZ Woodland Premium AWD. EPA‑estimated ranges are:
• 281 miles with all‑season tires.
• 260 miles with the optional rugged all‑terrain tires.

2027 Toyota C‑HR
The sporty, coupe‑like C‑HR is powered by a 74.7‑kWh lithium‑ion battery and comes standard with electronic AWD. Two grades are available:
• SE – 18‑inch wheels, EPA‑estimated 287 miles.
• XSE – 20‑inch wheels, EPA‑estimated 273 miles.

All three BEVs are available now at Toyota dealerships across America. They share Toyota’s hallmark reliability, premium performance, and efficient all‑electric driving for everyday use.