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2026 Toyota bZ4X: Model Y rival gets more range and power, Australian timing locked in
- Toyota bZ4X, the latest electric vehicle from Toyota, receives a mid-life update with improved driving range, more power, enhanced interior, and refreshed design.
- The facelifted bZ4X is set to arrive in Australia in the fourth quarter of 2025, with pricing to be confirmed closer to launch.
- Exterior changes include a new 'hammerhead' family face, LED headlights, redesigned bumper, and glossy black wheel-arch mouldings.
- The updated bZ4X features a larger 14.0-inch infotainment touchscreen, new software, relocated start button, and redesigned climate control.
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Toyota LandCruiser, ute EVs teased, due by 2026
- Toyota has confirmed it will launch an electric ute and an electric LandCruiser by 2026.
- The electric ute could potentially be a production version of the EPU concept from the 2023 Tokyo Motor Show.
- The LandCruiser SE concept previews a flagship electric SUV for Toyota with different proportions.
- Toyota aims to offer six EVs in Europe by 2026 and three models for sale in Australia.
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2026 Lexus RZ: Luxury EV gets steering yoke, more power
- Lexus has unveiled the mid-life updates for the 2026 RZ lineup, a luxury EV.
- The new RZ500e and RZ550e F Sport variants offer increased power and improved driving range.
- The RZ500e has 280kW of power and a 500km WLTP cycle driving range.
- The RZ550e F Sport features a more powerful 300kW engine and can sprint from 0-100km/h in 4.4 seconds.
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2026 Toyota C-HR+: New electric SUV wears a familiar name
- The Toyota C-HR+ is a new small electric SUV based on the e-TNGA electric vehicle platform.
- It is slightly larger than the combustion-powered C-HR model and will be available in selected European markets in late 2025.
- Toyota Australia plans to introduce the C-HR+ along with two other EVs by 2026.
- The C-HR+ will offer front- or all-wheel drive options, two battery choices, and feature advanced technology and safety features.
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A photographer took a shot of Trump's notes — and they read like a Tesla sales pitch
- President Donald Trump expressed his support for Tesla and Elon Musk during a White House event.
- A photograph captured an image of a note held by Trump, showcasing Tesla prices like a sales pitch.
- Trump mentioned his intention to buy a Tesla and gift a Cybertruck to his granddaughter.
- Trump praised the quality of Tesla vehicles and defended Musk against critics.
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The Lexus RZ Just Got Far More Interesting With 8-Speed Shifts, Yoke Steering
- The Lexus RZ, once considered an EV afterthought, has received significant upgrades making it more appealing, including a unique battery, more power, and simulated gear shifts for electric cars.
- The latest RZ features a new 77.0 kWh battery, powerful electric motors, and increased range estimates up to 300 miles in the U.S., along with faster charging capabilities.
- Different trim levels like RZ 550e F Sport offer improved performance with 408 horsepower, retuned suspension, and an enhanced all-wheel-drive system for better handling.
- In terms of technology, the RZ introduces simulated electronic eight-speed gear shifting, akin to internal combustion engines, for a more engaging driving experience.
- The RZ also boasts a unique steer-by-wire system with a yoke steering wheel, offering variable steering ratios and maximizing interior space for a futuristic driving feel.
- Lexus emphasizes the focus on innovation with the RZ, representing the first production deployment of advanced technologies they have been developing over the years.
- With pricing yet to be announced, the updated RZ is set to launch in Europe this fall, carrying most of the upgrades mentioned, catering to EV buyers seeking a thrilling driving experience.
- Overall, the Lexus RZ aims to set new standards in the EV market with its blend of performance enhancements, innovative features, and futuristic design, signaling Toyota and Lexus's commitment to EV evolution.
- The inclusion of advanced technologies like the gear-shifting system, steer-by-wire, and simulated engine sounds highlight Lexus's forward-thinking approach towards EV design and driving experience.
- The RZ 550e F Sport, with its performance upgrades and cutting-edge features, is poised to appeal to drivers seeking a combination of power, control, and innovation in an electric vehicle.
- With the RZ serving as a platform for new technologies and advancements in the EV realm, Lexus continues to push boundaries in creating a unique and exhilarating driving experience for future electric vehicles.
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The Toyota C-HR+ Has Tesla-Rivaling Range And Could Be U.S.-Bound
- Toyota is responding to the demand for electric vehicles with the upcoming launch of the Toyota C-HR+.
- Unveiled in Europe initially, the Toyota C-HR+ is expected to make its way to the United States.
- The C-HR+ shares similarities with Toyota's bZ4X and uses the e-TNGA 2.0 platform.
- Offered in all-electric variant, the C-HR+ features two battery options - 57.7 kWh and 77 kWh.
- With a driving range of 373 miles on the WLTP cycle, it rivals Tesla Model Y in range.
- The C-HR+ is available in front-wheel-drive and all-wheel-drive versions, with the latter delivering up to 343 horsepower.
- Standard features include an 11kW onboard AC charger and fast-charging capabilities at up to 150kW.
- Inside, the C-HR+ offers a modern display, route-planning improvements, and notable warranty for the battery.
- Expected to be released in Great Britain and Europe by late 2025, its U.S. arrival is anticipated.
- The Toyota C-HR+ could potentially expand Toyota's electric vehicle lineup in the U.S. market.
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Danisense expands rapid prototyping capabilities with Ruff winding machines
- Danisense, a Denmark-based company, has incorporated Ruff winding machines into its rapid prototyping setup.
- The integration of winding machines allows Danisense to produce highly customized coil configurations in-house.
- This enhances the accuracy, stability, and efficiency of their current sense transducers, crucial for various applications.
- By bringing more of the prototyping process in-house, Danisense reduces reliance on external suppliers and accelerates time to market.
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Toyota Confirms An Electric Truck Is Coming
- Toyota is getting serious about fully electric vehicles and showcased updated models at an event in Brussels.
- They revealed EVs due out by 2026, including a pickup truck, which seems to be going electric.
- Toyota is set to launch an EV Hilux model, but the teased truck appears to be a double-cab design.
- The electric truck might resemble the Toyota EPU Concept and emphasize capability and lifestyle.
- While the revealed cars target the European market, Toyota's move towards EV trucks could be a game-changer in the U.S.
- The third teased vehicle is likely the Land Cruiser Se, a battery-powered version of Toyota's SUV.
- Toyota plans to launch these EV vehicles before next year, focusing on enhancing customers' lifestyles.
- The company's EV strategy aims to balance lifestyle offerings and carbon neutrality goals.
- If Toyota's EV game heads towards luxury, trucks, and bigger vehicles, it may please longtime fans.
- Theories about Toyota's upcoming electric truck are welcome in the comments section of the article.
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The Toyota bZ4X Just Got Way, Way Better. Here's What's New
- The Toyota bZ4X has received several updates, including more range, quicker charging, increased power, and improved route planning.
- Sales of the bZ4X have surged in the U.S. and Europe, making it a popular choice among consumers, especially in countries like Norway.
- The new bZ4X features two new battery options, with the larger one offering up to 573 km of range in the European WLTP cycle.
- The bZ4X has been benchmarked against competitors like the Tesla Model Y and Ford Mustang Mach-E, aiming to improve its performance and features.
- Toyota has enhanced the bZ4X's charging capabilities, doubling the power of the onboard AC charger and implementing battery preconditioning for faster charging times.
- The updated bZ4X comes with improved navigation software for EV routing and a more spacious interior with revised dashboard layout.
- The new bZ4X boasts increased power output, with the AWD version offering up to 343 hp and a towing capacity of 3,306 lbs.
- Toyota's focus on enhancing the bZ4X signals a shift towards taking electric vehicles more seriously, with plans to introduce more EV models in the future.
- The pricing and release date for the updated bZ4X have yet to be announced, but it is expected to hit European markets later this year.
- With these upgrades, Toyota aims to make the bZ4X a more competitive EV offering that meets the demands of consumers looking for efficient and powerful electric vehicles.
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Future Toyota EVs Will Get Familiar Toyota Names
- Toyota officials have announced a plan to move away from their confusing naming scheme for electric cars.
- New Toyota electric vehicles (EVs) will be named after existing and familiar Toyota nameplates.
- The change is driven by a desire to leverage the company's existing brand equity.
- Toyota plans to unveil three more all-electric models by the end of 2026.
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Tesla set to roll out two massive new features to Cybertruck
- Tesla is set to roll out a couple of highly anticipated Full Self-Driving (FSD) features to the Cybertruck in the coming weeks.
- The upcoming update will include the ability to start FSD Supervised from park as well as Actually Smart Summon, allowing remote vehicle summoning.
- The update will also introduce the system's ability to reverse in the Cybertruck, alongside an improved traffic controller for enhanced predictions and smoother operation.
- These updates will bring the Cybertruck's semi-automated driving capabilities on par with other Tesla vehicles equipped with FSD.
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Geely planning new model onslaught in Australia
- Geely plans to launch more than six new energy vehicles (NEVs) in Australia over the next three years.
- The upcoming models will be based on the 'Geely Global Architecture' and will include both electric vehicles (EVs) and plug-in hybrids (PHEVs).
- The next model to be launched in Australia is expected to be a version of the Geely Galaxy Starship 7, a plug-in hybrid SUV.
- Geely has recently relaunched in Australia with the EX5 electric SUV and is offering various incentives, including free servicing, public charging, premium paint, and a home charger until the end of April.
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Is Tesla cooked?
- Tesla stock plunged 15 percent, down over 50 percent since December highs.
- Tesla owners are selling their vehicles at a big loss.
- Tesla showrooms are magnets for large crowds of protesters.
- President Trump expressed support for Elon Musk and plans to buy a Tesla as a show of confidence.
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Trump says he’ll label attacks on Tesla locations as domestic terrorism
- President Donald Trump pledges to label attacks on Tesla locations as domestic terrorism.
- Violence and protests against Tesla and Elon Musk have escalated in recent weeks.
- Trump vows to catch and stop those responsible for harming the American company.
- The Tesla Takedown movement declares itself a nonviolent protest group and criticizes Trump's comments.
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