Toyota BZ4x 150KW Motion
£24,950
- Make
- Toyota
- Model
- bZ4X Electric 150kW Motion Front Wheel Drive + 11kW OBC
- Year
- 2024
- Mileage
- 21,786 mi
- Fuel
- Electric
- Transmission
- Automatic
- Body
- SUV
- Colour
- Dark Blue
Overview
This 2024 Toyota bZ4X Electric is a practical electric SUV combining zero-emission driving with dependable Toyota engineering. The 150kW front-wheel-drive powertrain delivers responsive performance, while the 11kW onboard charger enables convenient home and workplace charging. With 21,786 miles on the clock, this dark blue example represents an excellent entry into electric motoring. The bZ4X's spacious interior and modern technology make it ideal for daily commuting and family journeys. Perfect for drivers seeking reliability and environmental responsibility without compromise.
Key Features
- ✓Air Conditioning
- ✓Alarm
- ✓Alloy Wheels
- ✓Auto Headlights
- ✓Aux Ports
- ✓Bluetooth
- ✓Electric Mirrors
- ✓Electric Windows
- ✓Rear Parking Sensors
- ✓Remote Central Locking
About the Toyota bZ4X Electric 150kW Motion Front Wheel Drive + 11kW OBC
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The Toyota bZ4X is a compact electric SUV that sits below the RAV4 in Toyota's lineup, representing the brand's entry into mainstream EV crossovers. The 150kW front-wheel-drive variant with 11kW onboard charger targets practical buyers seeking familiar Toyota reliability in an electric package. It appeals to those wanting a straightforward, no-nonsense EV without premium pricing or excessive range anxiety. The bZ4X shares its platform with Subaru's Solterra but differentiates through Toyota's dealer network and proven hybrid heritage, though it remains relatively conventional in design compared to purpose-built EV competitors.
Pros
- +Reliable Toyota brand reputation and extensive dealer support
- +Decent practical interior space for family use
- +Straightforward technology without unnecessary complexity
- +Reasonable real-world range for daily driving
Watch out for
- −Less dynamic driving experience than sportier EV competitors
- −11kW charger is slow for faster home charging needs
- −Modest power output feels adequate rather than engaging
- −Premium positioning for relatively modest performance
Common issues
- !Early build quality inconsistencies reported in some markets
