Electric Toyota Cars: U.S. Models, Prices and Range
Electric Toyota cars currently listed for U.S. shoppers are the 2027 bZ, C-HR and bZ Woodland. Start with the bZ for the lowest advertised price or the longest listed range, the C-HR for a smaller SUV with standard all-wheel drive, and the Woodland for extra cargo room. Toyota’s three-row electric Highlander is an announced 2028 model.
Checked November 7, 2026. Toyota’s November U.S. lineup update describes the bZ, C-HR and Woodland as available through dealers. Inventory varies by ZIP code, trim and model year, so confirm that a quoted vehicle is on site or has an assigned delivery date.
Which electric Toyota cars can you shop now?
The figures below come from Toyota’s U.S. battery EV lineup and model pages. Starting MSRP is the advertised base vehicle price; get a quote that itemizes processing and handling, taxes, fees and options. The range figure in each row belongs to the configuration shown and may not match the lowest-priced trim.
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| Model | Starting MSRP | Toyota-listed range | Best reason to compare |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2027 bZ | $34,980 | Up to 314 mi, XLE FWD Plus | Lowest entry price and choice of FWD or AWD |
| 2027 C-HR | $37,080 | Up to 287 mi, SE with 18-inch wheels | Compact footprint with standard AWD |
| 2027 bZ Woodland | $45,380 | Up to 281 mi, standard all-season tires | Standard AWD, extra cargo space and available all-terrain tires |
Toyota bZ: compare the battery before the trim
The 2027 Toyota bZ is the everyday crossover in this group. Toyota lists 236 miles for the base XLE with front-wheel drive (FWD), which uses the smaller battery. The XLE FWD Plus has the larger battery and gets the 314-mile figure. Toyota also lists AWD versions; compare the exact trim and drivetrain on the quote.
If most trips are short and you can plug in at home, the base model may cover your week comfortably. If you regularly drive long stretches with few chargers, ask whether the extra range changes a trip you actually take. The practical benefit might be getting to a more convenient stop, rather than eliminating charging altogether.
Toyota C-HR: a smaller footprint with standard AWD
The 2027 C-HR is a battery EV with dual-motor all-wheel drive (AWD). Toyota lists up to 287 miles for the SE with 18-inch wheels and 273 miles for the XSE with 20-inch wheels. If you like the XSE’s equipment, weigh the differences in purchase price and range before assuming it is the better road-trip choice.
The roof slopes toward the tailgate. Check rear headroom with the passengers you usually carry and see whether bulky bags fit below the hatch with the seats up. If you’re shopping used, read the listing closely: the previous U.S. C-HR was a gas vehicle, while the 2027 model covered here is electric.
Toyota bZ Woodland: extra room and capability
The 2027 bZ Woodland comes with AWD and is rated to tow up to 3,500 pounds when properly equipped. Toyota estimates up to 281 miles with the standard all-season tires and 260 with the optional all-terrain tires. That difference is useful even if you never tow: choose the tires for the surfaces you actually drive, then use the matching range figure.
If you need the extra cargo space for a folded bike, a dog crate or camping bins, bring measurements and check the floor length with your usual seats in use. If you plan to tow, confirm ratings and payload for the specific vehicle and allow for a lower real-world range. Plan charging stops that can accommodate the trailer.
When will the three-row Toyota Highlander EV arrive?
Toyota’s updated Highlander announcement identifies the all-electric Highlander as a 2028 model. Toyota expects the first AWD versions with the larger battery to go on sale in early calendar 2027, with FWD expected around mid-2027. Those are projected dates, so confirm current timing with a dealer rather than treating the announcement as a stock listing.
This model is a separate choice from older Highlanders and current Highlander Hybrid listings. If you need three rows immediately, don’t include an announced launch in your purchase deadline unless you have an order and timing you can verify.
How Toyota EV charging changes by model year
Newer Toyota EVs use a native NACS inlet
Toyota’s model releases list a built-in NACS port on the 2027 bZ, C-HR and Woodland. That’s the plug design used at compatible Tesla Superchargers, but the shape alone doesn’t guarantee that every station will accept your car. Check access in the Toyota app or station listing and use the hardware approved for the exact car and charging type.
For a CCS fast charger or a J1772 home charger, confirm the correct Toyota-approved adapter and what’s included with the vehicle. CCS direct-current fast charging and J1772 alternating-current charging use different equipment. Our EV connector guide shows why the adapter needs to match the job.
Used bZ4X shoppers should check the inlet and accessories
Toyota renamed the bZ4X to bZ for model year 2026 and updated the vehicle. Don’t apply the newer bZ’s range or charging specifications to a 2025 bZ4X. Toyota’s charging announcement describes dealer availability of a NACS fast-charging adapter for 2023–2025 bZ4X models. On a used vehicle, confirm what’s included, whether you can get the approved adapter and which chargers on your route support it.
Ask for the exact model year, drive type, charging cables and remaining warranty. If you’re comparing new and used prices, our used EV buying guide covers battery condition, service history and recall checks. For overnight charging, start with your daily miles and time parked using our home charging guide.
Which Toyota EV fits the trips you already take?
Illustrative example: Say you drive 40 miles most weekdays and take a 210-mile highway trip every other month. You can charge overnight and you want to reach the destination with at least 20% charge. The extra range may make little difference on weekdays but change which highway charging stop you can use.
- Compare the same departure and arrival charge. If you leave at 90% and plan to arrive at 20%, you’re budgeting 70% of the battery. Applying that share to Toyota’s ratings gives about 165 rated miles for the 236-mile bZ and about 220 for the 314-mile bZ. Those are planning examples, not real highway range predictions.
- Leave room for weather and speed. Even the 220-mile example leaves little margin over a 210-mile route. Pick a compatible stop and a backup before choosing a trim. Winter weather, highway speeds and roof cargo can reduce your usable range.
- Check the car in person. Load your regular gear, verify the model’s wheels or tires and confirm the plug hardware. Get an itemized price and delivery estimate for the VIN before comparing it with another offer.
Our EV range guide explains the conditions that can widen the gap between a label rating and your trip. If you also want to compare prices and cargo room outside Toyota, see the Chevrolet EV lineup guide.
Where to start with electric Toyota cars
Test the bZ first if price or range leads your decision. Compare the C-HR if parking space is tight or the Woodland if you regularly carry bulkier gear. Before buying any of these electric Toyota cars, check the range, charging port, tires and out-the-door price on the same vehicle.
How we checked the lineup
By Sam Wilson, EV Palace’s editorial pen name. This guide uses Toyota’s U.S. lineup, model releases and charging documentation, with AI assistance. We did not road-test the vehicles or audit dealer inventory. Photos are credited to Toyota and may show optional equipment.
Frequently asked questions
What fully electric Toyota models are available in the U.S.?
Toyota lists the 2027 bZ, C-HR and bZ Woodland. Its three-row 2028 Highlander EV is announced separately. Confirm local stock, trim and delivery timing with a Toyota dealer.
Which Toyota EV has the longest listed range?
Among the current models compared here, the 2027 bZ XLE FWD Plus has Toyota’s longest listed range at 314 miles. The base XLE FWD uses a smaller battery and has a lower rating.
Is the Toyota bZ the same as the bZ4X?
The bZ is the updated successor to the U.S. bZ4X, renamed for model year 2026. Older bZ4X vehicles have different range and charging specifications, so use the model year and trim when comparing.
Can a Toyota EV charge at a Tesla Supercharger?
Eligible Toyota EVs can use compatible sites. The 2027 bZ, C-HR and bZ Woodland use native NACS; older U.S. bZ4X vehicles may need Toyota’s approved DC fast-charging adapter. Check the exact car and station.
Does the Toyota Prius count as a fully electric car?
No. The Prius is a hybrid, and the Prius Plug-in Hybrid can run on battery power for some trips but also has a gasoline engine. Neither is a battery-only EV.
