Toyota shows off two new EVs for China that are being developed with Chinese automakers.
The second concept is the bZ FreeSpace, shown above. This one is much more about practicality what with its tall, boxy shape. But it does still have the pointy, sleek nose of other bZ models. The surface details are also more organic and soft, in contrast to the sharp creases of the Sport Crossover.
The FreeSpace is going to be co-developed with GAC, and Toyota says this concept's theme is"'Cozy Home,' to create a space that families can use safely, comfortably, and freely with peace of mind." As previously mentioned, we don't expect these Toyotas to appear in the U.S., since they're clearly being designed for the Chinese market, and partly by Chinese automakers. They do represent a significant electric push in
for Toyota. Both will go on sale there in 2024, and there are apparently eight additional EVs headed to China by 2026.
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