Mid SUV · Japan · 2022-Present
Toyota bZ4X
Toyota bZ4X — spec data and generation history.
Verdict
C
Years
2022-Present
Generations
1
Segment
Mid SUV
Toyota's first mainstream EV — built on the e-TNGA platform jointly developed with Subaru (whose Solterra is the badge-engineered sister). UK gets a single 71.4 kWh battery, FWD (201 bhp) or AWD (215 bhp). Range is around 280–320 miles WLTP, charging caps at 150 kW DC. The 2022 launch was overshadowed by a wheel-bolt recall. The 2025 facelift brought a slightly bigger 73.1 kWh pack (74.7 kWh AWD), more power, faster charging, and pre-conditioning. Toyota's reluctance to commit to EVs shows — solid but uninspired.
Generations
Click any generation for the full deep dive

2022-Present
XEA10
→
AWD — 215 bhp, 0-62 in 6.9s.
Verdict
C
BHP
215
0–60
6.9 s
Top
100 mph
MPG
317.0 mpg
Used
£22,000-£48,000
- + Toyota build quality
- + e-TNGA platform
- − 2022 wheel-bolt recall
- − Charging speeds drop in cold
Known issues by generation
Common faults reported on each generation — useful when shopping the used market.
2022-Present · XEA10
- Wheel-bolt recall (2022)
- 150 kW charging hard to achieve in cold
- Heat pump optional — efficiency drops without
- Infotainment dated vs rivals
