Toyota is cleaving nearly $6,000 off the bZ4X’s base price, dropping it to $38,465 (all prices include $1,395 destination fee).

Toyota has led the industry with its gasoline-electric hybrids for decades now, yet the Japanese giant has all but abstained from offering a fully fledged EV. Its only EV offering is a frumpy little crossover named after a fax machine that has yet to impress anyone,

Along with the huge price reduction for both the XLE and Limited trims, Toyota also added a new Nightshade edition to the electric crossover's lineup.

The 2025 bZ4X retains its powertrain, producing 201 horsepower for FWD and 214 hp for AWD models, with acceleration from 0-60 mph in approximately 7.1 seconds and 6.5 seconds, respectively. The electric crossover's EPA-estimated range of up to 252 miles on FWD models and 228 miles on AWD models are retained for the new year.

Toyota makes its EV more affordable. It also launches the Nightshade Package to add dark accents to the vehicle.

Toyota bZ4X is more affordable and stylish, matching a similar price cut already announced for the mechanically identical Lexus RZ.Starting at $38,465 (including a $1,395 destination fee), the base XLE FWD trim is now $6,

For drivers thinking about going all electric, the Toyota bZ4X just made the choice even easier. Leading the charge is a lower starting Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price (MSRP)*, with a reduction of up-to $6,

There are a lot of crossovers and SUVs from Toyota - some of them look quirky, some of them are tough as nails, and some of them have a crazy name

If you want to stick with the 2024 model, the lease cash bonus is $16,250. Pricing isn’t available yet for 2025, but the 2024 bZ4X starts at $44,420. And if the new-car cash holiday pie wasn’t sweet enough, Toyota has whipped up a topping equivalent to 0% on lease rates.

In an effort to remain competitive in the vast, growing electric vehicle (EV) market, Toyota announced it's updating its 2025 bZ4X lineup.