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• 71.4kWh battery
• 280 miles WLTP
• FWD and AWD with 201 or 215hp
• Toyota expects it to retain 90% capacity after 10 years
• 150kW DCFC. 80% in 30 mins
• 11kW AC
• “One Motion Grip” steering wheel linkage and setup for 150° lock-to-lock (so, like an F1 car?)
• Toyota Safety Sense 3.0

Reservations for Toyota’s bZ4x open on the 15th December, following the car’s European debut on the 2nd December, with pricing to be confirmed and deliveries scheduled in 2022.


New Toyota bZ4x revealed as brand’s first bespoke electric car | Auto Express

2022 Ford Maverick Hybrid First Test Review: Big MPG, Big Fun

Pretty cool, the small pick up is coming back and the base model ford maverick is an affordable hybrid getting 37 mpg epa combined and 33 highway. Many people that I know that own pick ups would be happy with a small one but get to the dealer and get upsold to f150s and tundras. I think this hybrid and the upcoming plug-in pick ups may start cutting into the thirsty pick up segment.

https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/cars/2021/10/25/hertz-tesla-electric-vehicles-ev-rental-car/6171433001/

No wonder the stock is bearing $1,000 / share

LE2127 ?