2022-10-10 7:37
Automotive
Alex Lowe

Toyota is planning to launch the bZ3 in China, a new small EV saloon

Toyota is planning to launch the bZ3 in China, a new small EV saloon

__wf_reserved_inherit

Toyota has revealed plans to launch the all new bZ3 in China by the end o the year. The new compact saloon is all electric and is built in collaboration between Toyota and Chinese car company, BYD. Toyota will start sales and production of the car later this year.

Toyota will only be offering the bZ3 in China for now and it is unclear if these plans will change. This is now the second car to join the company’s ‘Beyond Zero’ product line, which consists of the bZ4X, an all electric SUV. However, this car was recalled globally and has since stopped production due to loose wheel hub bolts.

The image you see above is leaked and so far, Toyota hasn’t revealed any official images. There is also no information regarding the range, battery or any official message about the price. However, some sources have mentioned that it could cost around 200,000 yuan, which is about £25,000.

Toyota was planning on publicly revealing the bZ3 earlier this year in April at the Beijing auto show, but COVID-19 restrictions delayed this somewhat. Toyota is now planing on starting production and sales later this year.

Alex Lowe

Toyota is planning to launch the bZ3 in China, a new small EV saloon

Alex Lowe is the owner and editor of the interface and started the website in 2013. He publishes the majority of the content on the website, hosts the three podcasts and the runs the YouTube channels. Alex has a professional background in computer networking, FWA and WiFi.

Other Posts

Leicester invests £3m in new electric buses as it ditches diesel
Leicester to ditch diesels buses and use electric instead, thanks to a government investment to towns up and down the country
Mitsubishi Colt back on sale as rebadged Renault Clio
Rebadged Renault Clio to be sold as the Mitsubishi Colt in Europe, but not the UK
Mazda MX-30 EV
Mazda has discontinued the electric MX-30
Mazda's only EV has been removed from sale
Dacia is set to reposition itself as a rival for Jeep
Dacia has revealed that it is looking to become more of an off-road brand, akin to the likes of Jeep. The brand in the UK and other markets is more associated with the budget end of the market