- Standard All-Wheel Drive with 375 Horsepower Combined System Output
- 281 Mile of EPA-Estimated Driving Range Rating (260 miles for bZ Woodland Models Equipped with Optional All-Terrain Tire)
- DC Fast-Charging Times Around 30 Minutes* (10-80% Charge Under Ideal Conditions)
- Equipped with North American Charging System (NACS) Port for Wide Access to Thousands of DC Fast Charging Stations in the U.S.
- Ample Utility with 74.3-Cubic Foot Rear Cargo Area with Seats Folded Flat, 8.4-inch Ground Clearance, Panoramic View Monitor with Multi-Terrain Monitor, and up to 3,500-lb Towing Capacity
- Well-Equipped Interior with Standard SofTex®-Trimmed Seating, 14-inch Toyota Audio Multimedia Touchscreen, Dual Wireless Qi Device Charging, Ambient Lighting and More
- bZ Woodland Premium Model Adds JBL® Premium Audio, Ventilated Front Seats with Memory Driver’s Seat, Panoramic Moonroof, Front Radiant Heaters, and More
- Expected to Arrive in U.S. Toyota Dealerships in March 2026
- Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Price (MSRP) for the 2026 Toyota bZ Woodland Starts at $45,300 (Excluding Dealer Processing and Handling Fee)
Toyota’s most rugged addition to its battery-electric (BEV) lineup, the first-ever 2026 bZ Woodland is expected to arrive at dealerships nationwide next month. Equipped with standard all-wheel drive with X-MODE®, the bZ Woodland has a net combined system output of 375 horsepower and an EPA-estimated total driving range rating of up to 281 miles (the EPA-estimated driving range rating is 260 miles when equipped with optional All-Terrain tires). It also has midsize SUV utility, with the aforementioned all-terrain tire option, 8.4 inches of ground clearance, and up to 3,500-pound towing capacity.
The 2026 bZ Woodland brings a different twist to the existing bZ’s style. It adds rugged black overfenders to the Toyota hammerhead front end, has nearly 6-inches of additional length, and just under one inch of additional height in the rear. The extra length gives it a bit more space than its bZ sibling, with 74.3 cubic feet of storage with second row seats folded flat, versus the bZ model’s 67.1 cubic feet.
Its standard roof rails further set it apart from the bZ, providing added utility for accessories like luggage or bicycle racks. For the finishing touch, bZ Woodland’s 18-inch aluminum wheels with aero covers give it a modern-yet-rugged feel, and the available All Terrain tires are a great option for drivers that want to venture on the less beaten path.
With its standard 375-hp net combined system output, the dual-motor, all-wheel-drive (AWD) powertrain makes the bZ Woodland the most powerful bZ yet. Toyota estimates the bZ Woodland can accelerate from 0-60 mph in 4.4 seconds.
The bZ Woodland is the second BEV that will be joining the Toyota lineup, along with the refreshed bZ SUV and the all-new C-HR compact crossover. The total number of electrified models in the Toyota lineup, including BEV, Hybrid, Plug-in Hybrid, and Fuel Cell Electric Vehicle (California only) powertrains, is now 21 models.
| *Estimate only. Actual range will vary depending on weather, driving style, and other factors. |
Intuitive, Focused Driving with Adventurous Flair
The bZ Woodland comes equipped with All-wheel drive with electric motors housed in the front and rear eAxles. It comes standard with X-MODE®, an AWD function that helps to optimize brake control and power delivery at the wheels for enhanced control and traction.
Another feature of the AWD X-MODE® system is Grip Control. When activated and used at low speeds, the system modulates motor power delivery to enhance capability in adverse conditions. This feature was developed as an added function to react to road surface characteristics and maintain a constant speed to improve the driver’s ability to focus on what’s ahead.
Its AWD capability combines with the smooth, yet exhilarating, driving performance inherent in an all-electric vehicle. Its powerful drive is complemented by a low center of gravity, thanks to its battery pack placed flat under the floor. A battery cross-framing structure also adds to overall vehicle rigidity for stable handling.
Charging Up the Woodland
The 2026 Toyota bZ Woodland comes with a lithium-ion battery with a total capacity of 74.7 kWh and a North American Charging System (NACS) port compatible with Level 3 DC fast-charging. Under ideal conditions when using DC fast charging, the bZ is capable of charging from 10% to 80% battery capacity in around 30 minutes*.
The bZ Woodland is also equipped with a Battery Pre-conditioning feature. This system is designed to bring the battery to an optimal temperature for DC fast charging, which can enable faster charging. This function can be activated manually using system settings or automatically by setting the navigation system destination to a fast-charging station (with an active Drive Connect trial or subscription**).
The Toyota bZ Woodland also features Plug & Charge*** capability, an industry standard protocol that allows automatic identification, authentication and authorization at selected charging networks, reducing the need for multiple mobile charging applications.
For added charging flexibility, the 11-kW on-board charger enables Level 1 and Level 2 AC charging. It also comes standard with a dual-voltage 120V/240V home charger, making at-home Level 2 charging as easy as plugging into an applicable 240V outlet. The 2026 bZ Woodland has steering wheel-mounted paddle shifters to activate and adjust regenerative braking. These paddles turn the system on and dial the regenerative braking force up or down based on driver preference to capture energy during braking and transfer it to the battery.
