Toyota's $15,000 Electric SUV Surpasses 80,000 Deliveries In China In Its First Year

12 Mar 2026 | Abstracted from Electrek

Toyota's $15,000 bZ3X EV has topped 80,000 deliveries in China in its first year, becoming the best‑selling joint‑venture electric model for five straight months. Built with GAC, the bZ3X offers up to 250 miles of range, 100–120 kW fast charging, and a 70–80 kW motor depending on trim. Demand was so strong at launch that Toyota's servers briefly crashed, and the SUV continues to outperform low‑cost domestic rivals.

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