Toyota hopes to race with Tesla, as the world’s best-selling auto brand sends its first pure battery model to showrooms, explains StephenWilmot WSJWhatsNow
First purpose-built electric vehicle from the world’s best-selling auto brand is an important test case for the industry’s transition to battery technology
With gas prices on a wild ride, many consumers are exploring whether buying an electric vehicle could save them money in the long run. WSJ’s George Downs breaks down four factors to consider when buying a new car. Photo composite: George DownsToyota finally has a product to compete with Tesla . Despite an awkward name and mixed reviews, the bZ4X could be the most consequential electric vehicle launched this year.designed from the ground up is now arriving in showrooms around the world.
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