Toyota Officially Launches BZ4X EV in Egypt Starting from EGP 2.2 Million
Toyota Egypt has officially launched the all-new BZ4X, marking the brand's first fully electric vehicle in the local market. The electric SUV arrives in two distinct trims, offering a competitive warranty package that includes an 8-year or 160,000 km warranty for the battery, motor, and transmission, along with a 5-year or 150,000 km vehicle warranty.
Pricing and Trims
The Toyota BZ4X is priced in Egypt starting from EGP 2,200,000 for the Sport trim, while the top-spec Premier trim is priced at EGP 2,380,000.
Powertrain and Range
Under the skin, the BZ4X is powered by a 73.1 kWh battery pack, delivering a driving range between 481 km and 567 km on a single charge. Total power output ranges from 224 hp to 343 hp, with torque figures of 268.6 Nm and 438.4 Nm depending on the configuration. The electric SUV is available with either front-wheel drive or all-wheel drive, providing versatile performance for various driving conditions.
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