Video Summary
Here is the summary:- The Toyota bZ4X is a fully electric vehicle, a crossover with hatchback style.
- Its electric range is only around 220 miles. In winter driving, the reviewer saw it offer around 199 miles of range on a full charge. It is not the fastest charging vehicle.
- The car starts at $43,000 and goes up to $50,000, putting it in the same class as the Ionic 5.
- The major flaw is its range, which is a dealbreaker compared to others in its class.
- The car has a unique, good look and many black contrasts in design, and has a black double spoiler.
- The driver seat has a Prius-like layout, with its display in line of sight.
- Interior is solid but the reviewer does not like the piano black design.
- It includes rear seat USB ports, heated rear seats, a subwoofer, and power lift gate.
- A wireless Android auto function is included, and this function has pretty good software.
- Visibility is good.
- Overall, the dampers are soft and it’s just a regular car to drive.
- The reviewer feels the car is a "Prius XL."
- Toyota is very focused on hybrids, and has just now put out one EV.
- It feels like the car was made to comply with US Regulations for vehicle emission averages.
- Toyota seems focused on hybrids, which leaves the reviewer questioning if this is a strong long-term strategy given how many companies are making electric cars.
