Toyota has unveiled the next step in its electrification pathway, with the world premiere of the new bZ4X Touring, offering 280kW of power on an all-wheel drive platform. It’s due to arrive in Australia in the first half of 2026.
The bZ4X Touring complements the stylish and sophisticated bZ4X SUV, which itself is coming with significant updates in the fourth quarter of 2025. Touring model features an extra 140mm of length behind the rear axle as well as a more upright tailgate.
Toyota Australia’s VP of sales, marketing and franchise operations, Sean Hanley said the bZ4X Touring would provide a practical zero-CO2 tailpipe emission solution for Toyota customers.
“Following on from the bZ4X upgrades announced in March, the bZ4X Touring provides an excellent solution for customers requiring extra cargo space in their electric vehicle,” he said.
“Along with its additional amenity, the bZ4X Touring will also appeal to customers with its uprated all-wheel drive powertrain delivering the performance and battery range they desire for long-distance touring.”
The Australian-delivered bZ4X Touring models will be offered in one grade, and feature a lithium-ion battery designed with a pre-conditioning function to optimize the battery’s temperature for charging, targeting a rapid charging time of approximately 30 minutes.
For the Australian market, the bZ4X Touring will use the same, larger 74.7kWh battery announced for the upgraded bZ4X, helping to provide enhanced driving range and customer peace of mind.
Along with the bZ4X Touring, Toyota will continue to develop a range of vehicle powertrain solutions to suit the evolving needs of customers. Further details on the bZ4X Touring including Australian specification will be announced closer to the model’s arrival.
