TOYOTA'S NEW EV WITH 900 Mile Range SHOCKS the Entire Car Industry!

[@ssimon1328]

Talk is cheap

[@freespeech6670]

If I can go 900 miles in a single charge, then I will buy

[@dagmelka]

Snake oil

[@mikafiltenborg7572]

Waporvare from Toyota 😂

[@edsullivan7288]

450 in cold Temps, but still awesome

[@billalbuquerque7780]

900miles plus you have to fill up your gas engine $150 everytime. It's a hybrid Tesla is better

[@panibodo]

What do you need 900 miles for?

[@cst2465]

waited 13 months for my 2022 prius awd-e. dealership ignored to contact me so, cancelled the order and bought tesla model 3.

[@4systems487]

Big mistake buy Tesla

[@SalManila1]

THEY are similar cars. ENJOY!

[@yiquny]

Today, Toyota says "no more EVs", tomorrow, Toyota says "we have best EVs.".

[@davidz7858]

Toyota is going nuts

[@Anomize23]

Toyota didn’t say that, the haters did first. “TOYOTA IS GONNA BE LIKE KoDaK iF tHeY dOnT gO eLeCtRIc”

[@Bearsmash78]

Technically toyota sayd EV’s only makes no sense. They need to fucus on variety

[@lordt78]

That's because they're shit still working on that shit! Patience, grasshopper!

[@nou7401]

sales say haters are right@@Anomize23

[@kellyanderson7115]

Toyota, what can you do for me today? It's crazy to listen to this marketing crap that's always kicking the can down the road. By the time Toyota gets around to it don't you expect the competitors will be there as well?

[@deathtoming6868]

Great video!

[@dtothemtothea]

Where can I buy me one of these. Oh that’s right, I can’t. Wake me up when I can.

[@damaliamarsi2006]

My Tesla went half as far as gas for twice the cost, but it was fun to drive. Went back to gas, mild hybrid and saving tonnes of money and time over electricity but would consider something like this once electric prices are no longer 4x gas prices, and my state reconsiders the 5x registration fees for electric, and charging and grid catch uo, and a few other issues I have with electric.

[@aronyang]

Toyota announces their new 2028 EV with a claimed range of 900miles, and the NEXT EV is able to cruise in light speed which will be mass produced in 20028.

[@Peye-pv4cb]

Marketing B/S, how long to charge from nearly empty

[@nicoleratza6084]

Solid state battery’s charge really fast like 10 percent to 80 percent in under 10 minutes

[@paulr1125]

We will see if it does 900 miles in winter temperatures , and what is the cost of battery replacement ?

[@vijaygopal4211]

😂

[@Cableman-hr2uu]

the theory is good but whether it is practicable is a question. High mile range and fast charging means the battery needs to store huge amount of energy no matter what form of battery you use, and fast charging means putting in huge amount of energy into the battery , then you would need a super super and super charger with very large charging current, whether this kind of charger can be built in every gas station in a city is questionable.

[@johnchristmas7522]

Chargers that are private, have to be 7metres(23FEET) from a building, a insurers notice(UK). That sounds like EV's are a huge fire risk. Ask a fireman what the requirements are for an EV accident. Ing the UK they have to form a no go area of about 50ft

[@carlsmith5545]

So you're telling me that the EV will always have a short shitty range? Damn! Welp i guess I'll keep my jaguar XJl and continue to fully fuel (once a month) taking me 3.5 minutes and my 515 miles of range. At 41 thousand dollars, I'll just leave well enough alone and enjoy a car payment free life for a little while....

[@JesusPerez-yc6yu]

​@carlsmith5545 u can get a EV at well under 41K and it's not like u have to stop at charging stations. If u r using 500 miles in a month then u could even plug in ur EV to a 15 amp wall plug and be perfectly ok and u would only do it twice a month

[@carlsmith5545]

@@JesusPerez-yc6yu Show me that EV

[@carlsmith5545]

@@JesusPerez-yc6yu You show me the EV that i can plug into anything and have a 100 percent charge and in 3.5 to 7 minutes and will give me the 500 mile range and all for under 41 thousand dollars and I'll sell my car right now and go to the bank tomorrow because, this is exactly what I'm talking about, this is the one im waiting for. The day when the next generation EV comes out and has these fine qualities and improvements, I'm going to be the first one at the gates to buy one, believe that. Then I'll have the EV worth boasting. I would love to buy an EV but they first, must be improved. Till then, I'll waite......

[@ilovepinktacos]

How big is the prototype battery?

[@jembayindirli9622]

Didn’t the wheels fly off their first effort at a full electric? The 2BZ4X (too busy for S_X). Too heavy with a low center of gravity combined with too much power along with badly matched wheels.Probably work on that first. And remember you can’t turn an ICE into an electric. And it may be harder to turn a hybrid into a pure BEV. Just as you can’t put wings on a caterpillar and call it a butterfly😂. Less talk more work!

[@patrickeaton6332]

But, How far is that on 3 wheels?

[@billalbuquerque7780]

Give me a break hybrid is not an ev. If you want a true ev it's Teslabest in safety, te h and price. The rest no comparison 😅😅

[@SalManila1]

1 QUESTION.. WHEN?

[@stephenwinter8892]

Im waiting for the 2026 honda 0 series of the 3 electric vehicles as mentioned on the carscoops website definitely way ahead of toyota lol greetings from Ontario Canada 🇨🇦 😮

[@molugusatyapriya2]

Toyota's new EV with a 900-mile range is a total game-changer for the industry. While the Toyota bZ4X is a solid contender with its impressive range, this new model sets a new standard for long-distance electric vehicles, truly shocking the market

[@rev.johnpate3231]

I read 1000km range. What is your source of 900 miles?

[@saintkamus14]

shocking! I can't wait until they announce one with 1,600 miles of range that they'll also never ship!

[@dagmelka]

Today... NIO with 150kwt battery is being tested. 1100km range on a single charge

[@ilovepinktacos]

Must be nuclear powered

[@dagmelka]

@@ilovepinktacos SSB

[@Popwarner-x1w]

​@@ilovepinktacosNicholas Tesla was able to harness the natural electromagnetic energy out of the atmosphere and operate an old Lincoln Continental and he drove that car up to 100 miles per hour. The people that are controlling us didn't want us to have that much Freedom

[@carlsmith5545]

Oh! It's a concept! Damn i thought finally someone was coming out with a long range EV. Im looking to buy an EV but im waiting for the next generation EV. An Ev that fully charges from 0 to 100 percent in 7 minutes or less and offers a range of atleast 500 miles. An EV that offers this is not yet available. So I'll have patience and waite for the next generation EV with the hopes that these fine qualities and improvements have been applied. Till then i will keep my large full size luxurious Jaguar XJl. I fully fuel it (once a month) and takes me 3.5 to 7 minutes depending on wether or not i run in and grab a coffee. My range is 570 miles. The good people at Tesla told me to have patience, that day is coming.

[@TChalla007]

The only ones that need that type of mileage are people in the service and delivery industry. SF to LA is 350+ and I never go without stopping. I have friends who might commute 70 miles one way. With all the money you'll save on fuel and maintenance. Just rent a long-range vehicle if you have range anxiety. You'll still most likely be stopping. If I'm on a nice trip. What the rush in charging. Relax enjoy the environment. People are so impatient. Never enjoying the moment. You fuel once a month?

[@johnchristmas7522]

Keep the Jag!! you will save thousands. DONT BY AN EV. you have been warned. Research the internet and see what has happened to other drivers of EV's.

[@NickWindham]

Just charge the car overnight at home and you wouldn’t even have to spend 7 minutes a month refueling.

[@gpezun]

Dream on…. They will squeeze all they can get from us before they give us what we want….. the more you ask for it, the more you pay!

[@sparkybob1023]

right.. problem solved. Ev Range anxiety.. why worry. 300 km in a blizzard. no charger available. just sit next to plug , bring a cord and sit in your car for a night. why didn't i think of that! @@NickWindham

[@azadjain-jx8ye]

When it will on road and which price sector

[@ra5928]

Probably the high end as far as price goes. 900 mi range. China already has a solid state battery car with a 550 mi range. Much cheaper. But still more range than any car today. Charging time of less than 20 minutes from zero. Solid State batteries cannot catch fire, are cheaper to make, and range lasts longer.

[@parajay2875]

*pulls up transmission recall* Me: this you?

[@ryl427]

All talks, where is the real deal with 500 mile+ range and affordable

[@AuralioCabal]

I AM SHOCKED TOYOTA HAS NOT RELEASED A DEDICATED AND COMPELLING BEV!And yes i am MAD AS HELL, That is why i YELL!

[@comet14145]

Is it safety or crash tested?

[@michaelgoble8200]

I’m not worried about that aspect. Toyota has always done very well in terms of safety and crash testing. I don’t need 900 miles range. 450 miles and faster charging will suit me just fine.

[@Howdydoody1878]

Seems like another pipe dream..

[@cookiesncream3676]

Best toyota ev im waiting in pilippines

[@TeslaLover731]

I mean, Toyota’s motto is “Let’s Go Places”.

[@Schoolmeesterlijk]

I got nervous of this very fast speaker. Too fast, I didn’t watch the video completely because of this.

[@mikegardner1589]

Toyota has the ability to be a world leader, but right now they are five to seven years behind Tesla and three to five years behind Aptera. These numbers are being generous to Toyota. As a former Toyota technician, I really am a Toyota guy. Toyota has some good ideas with their fuel cell vehicles. Unfortunately, they have not gotten a network setup in order to make them more useful for everyday people.

[@eduardodaquiljr9637]

Is the battery safe?

[@sparkybob1023]

ya for air cleaners. that lint everywhere is annoying

[@marviwilson1853]

You mean compared to 15 gallons of highly inflammable liquid hydro carbon.

[@troyfall6573]

People seem to love hybrids but did you know that according to the NTSB, hybrids are 3x more likely to catch fire than a combustion car and 138x more likely to catch fire than a Tesla. Tesla batteries are currently expected to last between 500k and 1million miles with the battery outlasting the body 3x over. The battery is 98% recyclable into the base minerals and reused in a new battery.

[@misterphmpg8106]

too much bla bla

[@CombatSport777]

Toyota"s EV ambitions are like a fart in the wind.

[@Peter-jo3wt]

Aptera has offered a 1000 mile battery since its inception.

[@billroush2520]

Toyota is a decade behind and still only has "concept" EVs.

[@stockmaster9769]

When

[@marvingonzalez6345]

The supra on the stage is a rebsdge bmw z4 made in austria from the bmw assembly plant

[@chrisloynes7796]

Now let’s get this right…how many new EV’s have this crazy company announced this year and what happened to them ! Oh and aren’t they selling a Hydrogen car and dropping their EV’s anyway !!! mmmm what is this management team thinking really ?

[@johnchristmas7522]

They know EV's are not selling, mainly because the infostructure is not there, plus people are beginning to realise that there are very expensive hidden costs. Like a right off in a accident, high insurance and terrible depreciation within 6months! Plus the huge fire risk.

[@chrisloynes7796]

@@johnchristmas7522 Got one word for this reaction.. NONSENCE 😆

[@SW-fy8pq]

The concept car is not equal to real production car. It may take years and years and years before Toyota can launch this EV.

[@FlemmingErnst]

This clip is nothing but an add!

[@Miacloudtech]

Is this coming to the UK?

[@mohiuddinahmad1792]

Nice video

[@99z28atl]

That’s funny they just announced a 40% cut in Ev production,going back to hybrids

[@politics102]

Toyota should stop with the nonsense.

[@Mr00934]

hey ceo koji sato, where is the 10k pickup truck you promised us last june? im waiting

[@neverknowit11]

It’s all about interest, making, selling of cars.

[@Lollsize]

a solid-state hybrid with a 900-mile range and the ability to use a petrol engine to charge it up would sell like hot cakes. no need to spend a tonne of money on expensive chargers. at the end of the day, you need oil to make a solid-state battery. so combine the 2 .

[@askbob2009]

Diaper Don and George santos will be the new spokespersons for Toyota because they NEVER lie.....

[@specialcookday]

This is just a dream initiative plan they all ready extended new EV sales from 26 to now 27 a year longer then there planned year. So every 10 months later it's going to prolong later time sale. Just as how so-cal hwy rebuild is now every year finishes to extended time 5 months later over 7 years continuing.

[@martensjd]

I wish this had been correctly labeled as a Toyota advertisement. Repetitive.

[@samguest8165]

Have heard this same set of claims since 2015, not happening, RIP toyota.

[@evitoonbundit2453]

Vapor ware again?

[@kenhogg858]

How about sodium ion batteries

[@gadielsantiago8813]

They are pushing hybrids like crazy, maybe they have a secret ev for the future but who will know for sure🤔🤷🏻‍♂️

[@brandenhamptin89]

Hit 200k today. Thank you for all the knowledge and nuggets you had thrown my way over the last months. Started with 14k in last month 2024. The price is perfect.

[@AK-KW]

If I don’t see a production car hitting the market, everything is nonsense, period!

[@littlejohn2708]

This is Toyota advertising nonsense. If this actually existed it would be out on sales breaking sales records. The fact is it is not.

[@otisbiz]

It does exist. I've seen it

[@tomb5552]

I think Toyota is afraid of Chinese electric cars will leave them in the dust.

[@00788]

The simple answer is make the batteries easily replaceable! No brainer!

[@Phil-tv9qm]

This is a good, solid, independent video, don’t you think? So where has the EVs won’t work; hydrogen is the only way forward message of 2 years ago gone? And how many years behind in the EV market is Toyota going to be? The number of patents you hold do not mean commercial success - it does mean that you have a very expensive IP Department. Does anyone really believe that they can take on and beat the whole EV market? Come on - find some balanced critical KZbin commentary; don’t use this horribly biased company mouthpiece channel as any source of realism.

[@markstanbrook5578]

Nice Toyota advert. How much did they pay you for it?

[@BLACKnWHITE4u]

Waiting time for Toyota cars is atleast 1.5 years to 2 years....ie 2024 model we will get 2026, not sure if we will get it.

[@gregbaniak9650]

Another propaganda spiel....my question: where is the proverbial beef??? Toyota drivers beware. Toyota tested their hydrigen ICE engine using hydroben from high pressure minus 256 Kelvin tanks using liquefied hydrogen. Do you think you could by such a car........

[@santiagovasquez1404]

how many folks commute 200 miles a day im sure some do but not many we need a car that is reasonably priced and goes about 100 miles on a charge has a heater and cooling and a simple radio, power windows optional can be charged for 50 miles in minutes not hours for the masses like the model t another 80 to 100 k car is just not needed

[@christophresmerowski1824]

Electric cars pollute 1,850 times more than fuel-based vehicles, study finds The 2022 U.K.-based Emissions Analytics study found that after driving both a gas and electric car 1,000 miles, the number of particles collected from the EV was vastly greater than the gasoline-powered car.

[@papparocks2603]

I would never entertain the idea of buying a EV😂 Manufacturers Can’t Get electronics stable in gas vehicles, no way no EV will ever be safe or/and environmentally as clean as gas vehicles not to mention recyclability

[@tanapatpeemanee1230]

Only one point .... make it REAL .... " SOOONEST ...as REAL " ... not just daily,weekly,monthly annoucing sweet project ... like dreaming . ....please ❤

[@AnandKrishnan-h4y]

Best thing for them to do is acquire an ev maker given their might

[@tomesplin4130]

Any one else notice the fast talking…?

[@TonYTamayo1071]

Best ranged EV

[@kenchristie9214]

Meanwhile, 4 months later - imagine the sound of crickets. Is there anyone else who is just a tad peeved of longer range EV promises not being delivered?

[@さんふ士]

soon we’ll forget japanese cars

[@ilovepinktacos]

Love to see where they would charge this

[@ivanronin8209]

900 Miles range ??? All Lies ! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@7subba]

Keep up scientists and engineers of Toyota you can do that. Best of luck.

[@SuperAmpalus]

2026 ? Sound like light years behind!

[@Doc1855]

I hope Toyota starts painting the front fenders

[@markphillips4428]

So where is it, I have not seen it anywhere? Sounds like BS.

[@marviwilson1853]

Elon Musk plans to land on Mars with a space ship that has still not being built. Is that also BS?

[@brycebarton-z2e]

Bro sounds like he works for Toyota

[@lawrencefranck9417]

If the tires don’t fall off.

[@Doc1855]

You know that the Bible talks about Global Warming in the last days and it’s NOT because of pollution

[@allgoo1990]

I was negative about EV until I heard of this. I don't know this will make it the mass or not, but it has a much better shot at other EVs currently we have, which I consider a joke. Will I buy this? No. Don't be the first in the line to buy it. I will wait till everybody else buy it.

[@alfredkcwong5008]

You only talk about the good side of this EV.😮

[@dangosypethau]

Toyota unfortunately are now living in the future and seem to have lost touch with reality, always promising the earth but delivering very little.

[@AzmielSinclair]

😮

[@BillionaireA7]

Are you Stupid.

[@zeejimi4044]

The solid state battery promised by Toyota is still just a Lithium battery with a solid electrolyte, instead of a liquid one. That makes it less of a fire hazard, and apparently facilitates faster charging and improved longevity, but it is and remains a Lithium battery with all of the negative environmental effects that the previous Lithium batteries had, and have. The “Eureka!” calls in my view are inappropriate and disproportionate: the solid state is just a potential improvement of an existing technology. In order to make e-mobility financially accessible and acceptable to the average citizen, we need a truly groundbreaking technology that is both better and cheaper than the present Lithium-based technologies. This fact is demonstrated by the fact that most EVs today are leased by companies rather than bought by private individuals. What about Mr Citizen who can barely afford to buy a car for e.g. €20k, but is being asked to pay €40k to €60k for an EV with a low range, a sparse and expensive charging network, and the difficulty of re-selling it. As a former EV owner, I speak from experience.

[@sankarn9046]

Toyota stopped manufacture of their new EV model and are trying to discount it

[@johnwickens6244]

Just like every other car maker then

[@xfoxsitax]

Reduce the frequent need for battery changes? WHAT? This is BS! All ready the battery out lives the car.

[@jamesmlodynia8757]

What they say and what will happen in the real world is a different thing.

[@FearOfGeorge]

They just say dont buy electric cars and wait while we built ours! Because Toyoda dont have atm any electric car 😂😂

[@abrooooham]

They got the BZ. Shared with the subaru Solterra.

[@waklu6683]

not a single word of 900 miles in this video

[@उज्ज्वलकुमार-फ6थ]

Where is this car???

[@mikafiltenborg7572]

Waporvare

[@gplipp6489]

Toyota lost 5 years being conservative and saving R&D dollars for fringe hopeful hydrogen. They did their shareholders an injustice. Now they have to double time r&d at increased cost to get ahead of the curve. The board of directors needs to be changed.

[@TheMan-jz5te]

After 100 years

[@FéargalO]

Toyota are the ultimate trolls in the EV world. You cannot believe a single word they say.

[@carlcapello9956]

Now if this is true, I would expect to see this car in America ASAP and I would like to see this car's price. Most likely, the average Joe cannot afford this car. They will ask an astronomical cost since it's the only car to go 900 miles before it needs a recharge.

[@grahamkearnon6682]

Toyota doesn't make as much profit in US as it does elsewhere with same product so American sales are secondary.

[@eastwood451]

I ONLY clicked this video to comment, that I NEVER click on videos with the word "SHOCKS" in the title.

[@caperider1160]

There are so many innovative technology at lab stage. Lets see when toyota actually roll them out in mass quantities. Truth is Toyota misjudged EV revolution and they are far behind.

[@chinchowmeng]

Do not buy a Toyota car (hybrid or battery operated) because they play dirty on battery warranty ; you will not be able to claim the battery replacement within the warranty period

[@jasondong9721]

Nio ... Here you go cars you can buy Toyota we're in the future... You can buy in 20 years

[@bentley7456]

I’m waiting for Toyota to developer a vehicle that runs on water before I buy a Toyota

[@danielstapler4315]

They have! according to a YT video I saw recently

[@Hunter-go4bv]

The title is misleading there is no model in the manufacturing state with a 900-mile range.

[@paulstephenson5815]

Immediately I’d knock a third off the range because they never do anywhere near the manufacturers figures and I imagine it’s going to cost a fortune with the average ev costing £50k

[@OutRAjious]

toyotas mummers are reliable in my personal experience

[@jonathanmcadams-nx5zp]

The new technology will take the Camry about 600 miles for the highest model and cost $55,000 in the highest trim. And there will be a Prius style that is a 700 mile version with charging capable of doing 90 percent of it's charge within a mere 40 minutes and that will cost under $50,000. There will be two ev trucks and two different power options and supposedly they will offer two different ranges for each of those two trucks and the two power ranges. So here goes. Tundra EV 800 mile range 550 mile range Tacoma EV. 700 mile range 500 mile range 2wd or 4wd both optional and both optional dual motor or single motor but the power output isn't that clear and is suspected to have the equivalent of 300hp and 440hp and a mode that makes 550hp in a higher package that is only on a certain Tundra . As far as the basic tacoma the distance will be 500 miles and 300hp and that will be a single motor design. The batteries are solid state and the towing is only 5,000 pounds and the payload around 900. But the larger tacoma is 8,000 pounds and 2000 pounds. The tundra will be around 8,000 pound towing and 3000 payload and the bigger one at 13,000 towing and 4,500 payload with an optional package that has airride in the rear to raise and lower the load and apparently manipulate the way the wright is handled. These are leaks from what I have heard from two people in the business but the models will not be available until 2025 or 2026 latest. Sad. Japan will get the first of the technology and they are getting some new microcars that apparently get up to 870 miles to one tank and from what they say there is room to expand the technology and range but they are not really working on it to the extent they were when they designed these but they are still always working on research and development and improvements. They will be focusing on trying to make lighter vehicles that are still just as durable and crash resistant while using newer technology that consists of some other materials that are extremely hard for anyone to build with let alone in a mass produced way but it is apparently the next big things and between these two they will be doubling the range of the car and then making it lighter at the same time which is what is going to make the range as good as the numbers they are predicting. But you also must understand they are estimates and yes the technology usually is off and estimates are generous usually so it may be that we get a 600 mile range Prius with 180 horsepower and a 600 mile range Tundra and Tacoma with 280hp and 350hp by the time things are done but I am sure the trucks will have some options to put them into sport mode and increase the power temporarily and in short bursts and the other components won't protest too much from the small anf shirt boosts of performance. I am curious to see them though. A Corolla with 550 mile range and an 80 percent charge in 25-30 minutes and costing under $43,000 is right up my alley brother. I will trade in my 40mpg Corolla IM and buy one new and in cash the same way I bought this car in 2017. It is the best car on the road for gas mileage and reliability and being compact yet useful with the hat hack and ability to still go to home Depot and get wood trim, bags of mulch 10 at a time, tow a small 4x8 trailer and so lawn work and haul junk to the scrapyard and generally use it for work as I own beach property I rent out through Airbnb year round and I am constantly fixing things up and picking up furniture and lumber and everything to maintain 50 year old beach properties that have been in the heat and weather and windy sandy environment. It is a godsend to have a car like this. If a Prius could haul a small trailer and 1,000 pounds extra I would have gotten it but this was the smallest and best mpg car and most reliable car you could buy at the time that will haul a trailer safely and the weight I needed and get 40mpg and 35mpg when fully loaded at 1009pounda plus the 240 pound trailer and then just me in it. I had a foes ranger that was getting 32mpg when just cruising and 23mpg when I had a trailer on it with 1,000 pounds in the trailer. And that was a 4cylinder and 5 speed ranger in a newer model. Not that new as they stopped making them in 2011/2012. 2011 I think mine was. I am going to get a civic with a turbo soon, another Lexus rx350, and a travel trailer with a bathroom in it but the smaller ones at like 17feet or so with just a small kitchen, bed up top, bathroom and shower, desk in the corner for my office, bed in the back but very small in a twin plus size, and then a couch with a TV and storage for tools in the side compartments and a generator caged in with metal on the back and a place to put a small scooter on the back of I need to with a welded hitch mounted type steel hauler for dirtbikes and scooters that you see SUVs with sometimes. I am just going to rig mine up. It's going to be a white trash ten years of riding around and working and living out of my RV setup and I am going to travel and do lawn work and odd-jobs for people like painting rooms and trim, decking, repairs on most anything on homes, small additions like decks and pergolas, flooring like LVP and small tile jobs and some small wood jobs that don't need large sanding equipment I don't have any don't want to rent.... Mostly just painting and landscaping because that is what I am going to load my trailers storage with is painting supplies and basic tools like a mechanical tool set and jacks and jack stands and power tool set and batteries for it and impact gun and impact wrench, a few drivers, pliers, and hammers and all that stuff but not too much. Yup that's me plan bud.