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bZ4X officially priced as Toyota South Africa’s first-ever EV | The Citizen | SA News

20 May 2026 by Guest

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  • Offered a solitary model, the bZ4X is set to have a range “over 500 km” and with drive going to all four wheels as standard.
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Offered a solitary model, the bZ4X is set to have a range “over 500 km” and with drive going to all four wheels as standard.

With its twin, the Lexus RZ, having gone on-sale in March, Toyota has finally released pricing of its version, the bZ4X as its first ever electric vehicle in South Africa on its website.

Long wait

Initially supposed to have arrived last year after being delayed due to its well publicised wheel hub failure that required a global recall three years ago, the bZ4X will be offered as a solitary model using a dual-motor all-wheel drive configuration.

Its moniker denoting “beyond Zero” and “4X’ representing the all-paw gripping system, the bZ4X rides on…

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