Regular Car Reviews: Toyota bz 4X Electric Car Critique

In this review by Regular Car Reviews, Toyota's hesitant dance with electric cars takes center stage. Instead of fully embracing the electric revolution, they offer the bz 4X, a lackluster attempt at an electric vehicle. This car, born out of Toyota's Beyond Zero initiative, falls short in terms of performance, range, and overall excitement. It's like Toyota decided to dip their toes into the electric waters but forgot to bring their swim trunks. The bz 4X is slow, uninspiring, and lacks the wow factor that enthusiasts crave.

The team's disappointment with the bz 4X is palpable, as they highlight its tepid acceleration and questionable design choices. From non-functional vents to odd placement of controls, this Toyota-Subaru collaboration leaves much to be desired. It's as if they tried to reinvent the wheel but ended up with a square. The handling is described as non-existent, making you wonder if the car is actually moving or just going through the motions.

Despite its shortcomings, the bz 4X offers decent storage space and some practical features, but it fails to make a lasting impression in a market flooded with more exciting electric models. The review raises doubts about Toyota's ability to keep up with competitors like Kia and rivan in the electric vehicle race. It's like Toyota showed up to a drag race with a bicycle – functional, but not exactly thrilling. Overall, the bz 4X seems like a missed opportunity for Toyota to make a splash in the electric car market, leaving consumers and enthusiasts wanting more.