This is just an idea.
Toyota has ambitious plans for electric cars over the next ten years. Toyota and Lexus will jointly launch 15 EVs, the first being the bZ4X. The crossover is similar to most new cars, but a more powerful GR performance variant may be added in the future. BZ4X Daisuke Ido, chief engineer, revealed the to Move Electric The sister publication is. Autocar A GR bZ4X is being considered. Ido cautions that you should not go crazy dreaming of the possibilities. We are still in the early stages of developing such a model and it will take time to get it right. According to Ido, the biggest challenge in creating a GR bZ4X was making sure it meets GR’s high performance and handling standards. If the crossover is to bear the brand’s logo, GR may need to make major modifications. It could also require a significant boost in power.
Front-wheel-drive single motor models produce 201 horsepower (150 megawatts). The dual-motor bZ4X is available with all-wheel drive but the output is only 215 horsepower (160 kW). It would be a great help to increase power to 402 horsepower (300 kW). The bZ4X’s dimensions are similar to those of the Ford Mustang Mach-E or Kia EV6 GT. These models deliver 459 hp (342 kW), and 576 hp (429 kW), respective. The crossover would benefit from a little more power from the Toyota. Although we don’t know if a GR Z4X will be made, Toyota introduced the BZ4X GR Sports earlier this year at Tokyo Auto Salon. The all-electric crossover will get larger wheels, black trim and sport seats. Toyota did not mention the powertrain of the concept. The 2023 Toyota bZ4X starts at $43,215. This price includes $1,215 delivery fee for the entry-level XLE model. The most expensive Limited trim comes with all-wheel drive at $49,995. A GR version would likely surpass that price. We doubt that Toyota will soon announce a GR-BZ4X. Although it might be a pipe dream, automakers remain coy about future products.