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All you need to know about Toyota Electric
Originally a simple textile factory founded in 1914, Toyota became an automotive brand in 197 with the creation of Toyota Motor Corporation. Today, Toyota is Japan's leading automaker, distributing its vehicles in 160 countries and producing over 10 million vehicles a year. The Toyota logo, which appeared in 1990, is described by three ellipses which, according to the Japanese automotive brand, symbolize "the union of the consumer and the soul of the product". A stylized "T" is composed of the two small inner ellipses. Toyota has a strong presence in the hybrid market, but is finding it harder to move towards 100% electric vehicles. Nevertheless, in December 2020, the automaker presented a platform on which its electric models would be based, paving the way for electric vehicles!
What are the main Toyota electric car models?
Toyota Proace 50 kWh
- Range (WLTP): 230 km
- Acceleration (0 to 100 km/h): 12.1 sec
- Fast charge (from 20% to 80%): 26 min.
Toyota Proace 75 kWh
- Range (WLTP): 330 km
- Acceleration (0 to 100 km/h): 13.1 sec
- Fast charge (from 20% to 80%): 38 min.
Toyota Proace City Verso 50 kWh
Purchase price €38,920
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How much does an electric Toyota cost?
Toyota electric vans range in price from €38,100 ex-VAT for the ProAce 50 kWh to €43,100 ex-VAT for the ProAce 75 kWh.
For the moment, the brand has not announced a price for the Toyota bZ4X.
What are the future electric Toyotas?
Toyota is expected to announce the release of its next electric car at the end of 2023, and it will be an electric sedan. Toyota is one of a number of brands looking to compete with Tesla, and is therefore planning to release the bZ3, which is expected to resemble the Tesla Model 3. It will be available with two engine options, 185 hp and 248 hp.
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Which cable to use to recharge your electric Toyota?
To recharge your electric Toyota, you need a T2 type 2 charging cable.
This charging cable is ideal for charging all electric Toyotas. No matter which model you own:
- Toyota bZ4X
- Toyota Proace Verso
- Toyota Proace City
- Toyota Proace
Choose your charging station for your 100% electric Toyota
Electric Toyotas are compatible with standard charging stations:
- 3.7 kW
- 7.4 kW
- 11 kW
To find the best charging station for your Toyota electric vehicle at home or at work, we invite you to request a personalized quote. Select your Toyota electric vehicle and find out which charging stations are right for your electric vehicle.
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The models in the Toyota electric range are :
- Toyota bZ4X
- Toyota Proace Verso
- Toyota Proace City
- Toyota Proace
If you own a Toyota 100% electric vehicle, you'll need to recharge it. To do this, you'll need a Type 2 cable for accelerated charging at an AC charging station. For DC charging, you'll need a CSS combo cable.
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At a time when the sale of combustion-powered cars will be banned in France from 2035, electric mobility is the future! Having an electric vehicle not only makes you more ecological and economical, but also gives you access to a whole host of financial incentives!
To facilitate and encourage the switch to electric vehicles, the French government has introduced a number of financial incentives for both private individuals and professionals, including :
- environmental bonus
- conversion premium
- Advenir premium
- tax credit
- regional aids
- reduced VAT rate