Toyota’s $15,000 EV surpasses 80,000 deliveries in China in its first year

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Toyota's bZ3X, a fully electric SUV, is highly successful in China, with over 80,000 units delivered in its first year.
The bZ3X was the best-selling EV among joint ventures in China for five consecutive months.
Priced at 109,800 yuan (around $15,000), it is Toyota's first 100,000 yuan-level pure electric SUV.
Available in seven trims, two of which include a roof-mounted LiDAR sensor.
Equipped with Momenta 5.0, an end-to-end ADAS system with self-driving capabilities.
Features a 14.6" infotainment screen, 8.8" driver display, and 32-color ambient lighting.
Offers two battery options: 50.04 kWh (430 km range) and 67.92 kWh (610 km range).
Not available in the US, but Toyota is launching three new electric SUVs in 2026, starting at $34,900.
Toyota is offering a $5,000 customer cash discount and 0% APR financing on new electric SUVs.

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