Toyota bZ Woodland
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1 model years with exact configuration records. Latest available year: 2026, with 2 listed configurations.
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General nameplate overview
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The Toyota bZ Woodland is a battery-electric SUV introduced to the U.S. market for the 2026 model year as part of Toyota’s bZ (battery electric) family. Positioned as a more rugged, outdoors-oriented sibling to the bZ4X, the Woodland is built on Toyota’s e‑TNGA electrified architecture and is offered with single‑motor (rear‑drive) and dual‑motor (all‑wheel‑drive) powertrains. Toyota framed the Woodland as a family‑friendly EV with increased ground clearance, outdoor styling cues, and Toyota’s active safety suite.
As a new nameplate for 2026, the Woodland arrived with competitive pricing in the mid‑$40k to mid‑$50k band, modern infotainment and connectivity, and typical EV benefits (instant torque, one‑pedal driving). Toyota emphasized AWD availability and off‑road styling rather than extreme off‑roading capability; EPA range and exact performance figures depend on the chosen single‑ or dual‑motor configuration and — where available — will be listed by the EPA and in model‑specific reviews.
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