Toyota bZ4X
Updated 2WD
Toyota Australia lists front-wheel drive, 165 kW output and a 74.7 kWh battery for the upgraded 2WD model.

Electric SUV · Australian model guide
Australian rangeThis guide focuses on the upgraded Australian bZ4X range, not the earlier launch specification or the separate bZ4X Touring. Build date and drivetrain are important when comparing used, demonstrator and new vehicles.
Listed in the manufacturer’s Australian range. Confirm the exact grade, model year, price and delivery timing with the manufacturer or its dealer network.
Manufacturer figures are comparison information. Real-world range and charging vary with conditions, equipment and use. Confirm the exact Australian model year and grade.
Inside & out
Explore the manufacturer’s own images, then compare the model details below.

Toyota’s European press photography shows the refreshed bZ4X, including an overseas left-hand-drive cabin. It is not the bZ4X Touring. The specifications on this page are sourced separately from Toyota Australia; Australian equipment and battery specifications can differ.
Use the full grade and model year when comparing vehicles. Images do not establish which equipment is standard.
Toyota bZ4X
Toyota Australia lists front-wheel drive, 165 kW output and a 74.7 kWh battery for the upgraded 2WD model.
Toyota bZ4X
The upgraded all-wheel-drive model is listed at 252 kW. Use the local brochure for grade-specific range and equipment rather than European figures.
Model information: Toyota Australia: upgraded bZ4X specifications.

Everyday ownership
For this model, establish whether a quotation concerns the original bZ4X, the upgraded version or the larger Touring. That distinction affects more than appearance. Keep the production date, battery details and equipment list with your research so older specifications do not carry across unnoticed.

Battery & charging
Toyota’s Australian update lists 22 kW AC capability and up to 150 kW DC charging. Taking advantage of 22 kW AC requires compatible three-phase supply and equipment. Actual charging is limited by the car, installation, charger and battery conditions; a peak figure is not a sustained rate.
Understand Australian EV charging costsKeep the details together
Keep the grade, production date, battery, drivetrain, wheels and fitted options together. This helps avoid comparing specifications from different markets or model years.
Manufacturer warranty and motor insurance address different circumstances. Read the relevant documents and confirm repair, battery and charging-equipment questions with the appropriate provider.
Review seating, luggage, parking and charging access for your actual use. Manufacturer test-cycle figures are a starting point for research, not a guarantee of real-world results.
Questions answered
This guide focuses on the upgraded Australian bZ4X range, not the earlier launch specification or the separate bZ4X Touring. Build date and drivetrain are important when comparing used, demonstrator and new vehicles.
Listed in the manufacturer’s Australian range. Confirm the exact grade, model year, price and delivery timing with the manufacturer or its dealer network.
Toyota’s European press photography shows the refreshed bZ4X, including an overseas left-hand-drive cabin. It is not the bZ4X Touring. The specifications on this page are sourced separately from Toyota Australia; Australian equipment and battery specifications can differ.
Sources & image credits
Model information and source availability reviewed . Specifications, availability and manufacturer pages can change.
Toyota’s European press photography shows the refreshed bZ4X, including an overseas left-hand-drive cabin. It is not the bZ4X Touring. The specifications on this page are sourced separately from Toyota Australia; Australian equipment and battery specifications can differ.
EVITAL is an independent information publisher. Manufacturer attribution identifies the image source; it does not imply a partnership or endorsement.
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