Behold: The electric Toyota city “car” of the future. However, the “car” isn’t much bigger than a golf cart. It’s called the Ultra-Compact BEV, and Toyota isn’t kidding around about ...

Toyota does mention 100 kilometers (62 miles) of range and two variations. One of them is for the masses, the Ultra-Compact BEV the Japanese will be able to buy from the showroom in the winter of ...

Toyota has big plans regarding electrification and the Japanese market plays a big role in kickstarting the brand’s EV lineup. One of the first Toyota EVs to launch in Japan is the Ultra-compact ...

Toyota is showing off the production-ready version of an ultra-compact battery electric vehicle (BEV) at the 2019 Tokyo Motor Show. And by "ultra-compact," the company means really, really tiny.

It even fits in the back of a van is no exaggeration. KG Motors, a Japanese EV startup, recently demonstrated the Mibot ...

Development of the electric HiLux was done in Thailand, but taps into decades of Toyota EV tech. Called the HiLux Revo BEV Concept ... way other versions of this compact truck family likely ...

Toyota Motor Corporation has announced its ... However, if series-produced, it would slot below the new Urban Cruiser as an ultra-compact BEV “designed to tackle the challenges of evolving ...

Incoming CEO Koji Sato announced the acceleration of BEV development on February 13th. The high-priced Lexus brand gives Toyota an opportunity ... he said the compact car has a high hurdle given ...

Toyota revealed its bZ Compact SUV Concept during the LA Auto ... The concept is designed from the ground up as a BEV, using what Toyota calls “a clean-vital design approach.” ...

Toyota's new, ultra-compact BEV seats two people and has a top speed of just 60 kilometres (37 miles) per hour and a range of 100 kilometres on a single charge. At a length of 2.49 metres ...

The Toyota Hilux Revo BEV concept shows that the carmaker is ... But what really piques our interest is the compact IMV 0 concept vehicle next to it, which is a compact bakkie that takes some ...