Can Toyota Actually Nail an Electric Car, too?

Toyota's journey into electric vehicles has been long-awaited. Having pioneered hybrid technology, their entry into the fully electric vehicles market seemed inevitable. Surprisingly, it wasn't until 2023 that Toyota unveiled its first EV, the bz4X.
Teaming up with Subaru for the venture, Toyota draws parallels to its successful collaborations seen in models like the gr86 and BRZ. Resembling its sibling, the Solterra, the bz4X shares not only aesthetics but also a competitive pricing strategy akin to its counterparts. Sized similarly to the popular Rav4 compact SUV, it enters a competitive market with established contenders.
With this backdrop, let's dive into what the 2023 Toyota bz4X brings to the table.
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[@PauloG100]

Are those range figures a joke? No all new electric car should be coming onto the market with less than 300 WLT range.

[@edwarddejong8025]

bz4x is an almost complete failure. They are getting lambasted for this pathetic offering that is uncompetitive and too expensive.