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Absolutely! Here is the requested summary:- The bZ4X provides new features, off-road capability, and competitive pricing.
- The all-wheel-drive caps at 228 miles of range, compared to the front-wheel-drive’s 252-mile range, which is a downside.
- Charging speeds are slow, with the all-wheel-drive model capped at 100 kW.
- It offers a new 7.6kW on-board charger that refills the battery in approximately 9.5 hours with level 2 charging.
- It includes a liquid-cooled battery pack.
- The 0-60 time is decent at best and one-pedal driving is not available.
- The front seat legroom is adequate, however, the rear legroom falls short of competitors.
- The interior is comfortable with well-padded seats and a sleek layout, and it comes with Toyota’s infotainment system on a 12.3-inch touchscreen with wireless Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, and cloud-based navigation.
- The limited trim has Toyota’s advanced parking assist.
- It has the Safety Sense 3.0 suite.
- For new EV shoppers, it is a decent entry, but seasoned EV enthusiasts may find more value in competitors.
