The great thing about the Toyota EV lineup, is it offers you the Power of Choice! Toyota's diverse range of powertrains allows for each EV buyer to match their exact transportation needs, budget, and priorities! There are three main types of electric vehicles - Hybrid EV, Plug-In Hybrid EV, and Battery Electric.  Hybrid Electric Vehicles are a great place to get started in the EV world. These models start, refuel and handle like the gas-only, so there is nothing to get used to with these models, except for having to stop at the gas station less often! Next up are Plug-In hybrids. These models step it up in terms of efficiency. They still have a gas engine, so there is no need for range anxiety with these, but they also have a plug-in battery system, allowing for many miles on battery-only.  Lastly, you've got Battery EVs. The rely completely on a battery for power. What that means is you will never have to stop at a gas station! Simply charge overnight or at a charging station, and you will be good to go. 

Fuel Efficiency: Choosing a fuel-efficient hybrid Toyota will help you drive farther without having to fuel up often. You'll get great gas mileage with any of the Ultra Low Emission Vehicles (ULEVs) and Super Ultra Low Emission Vehicles (SULEVs) in the Toyota lineup. For instance, the new Toyota Camry Hybrid is capable of a manufacturer-estimated 52 mpg (city/highway combined). Want to avoid the gas pump altogether? Upgrade to the all-electric Toyota bZ today.

Greener Driving: Driving a hybrid or an EV isn't just good for your wallet — it's good for the planet, too. If you're looking for ways to minimize your carbon footprint and go green, switching to a fuel-efficient vehicle makes a major difference. Mother Earth will thank you!

Long-Term Savings: There are savings galore when you drive an electrified Toyota. As mentioned, you'll stop for gas less when driving a hybrid, and you won't have to pay for fuel at all with an EV. Speaking of EVs, you'll pay less for maintenance by driving an all-electric Toyota. Why? Because EVs don't use a traditional engine, you'll be able to skip oil changes, transmission flushes and other routine maintenance that an engine requires.

Q: Is an electric vehicle more expensive than a gas-powered vehicle?
A: It's important to look beyond MSRP when choosing between an electrified vehicle and a traditional, gas-powered one. Consider the long-term financial perks of a greener ride rather than the starting price alone, and you'll see that there are major savings in store when you choose an electrified Toyota.

Q: What is regenerative braking?
A: Regenerative braking is a system that allows an EV or a hybrid to recapture energy (produced when braking) that would otherwise be lost. This energy is redirected to charge the battery, improving the model's fuel efficiency. Regenerative braking also helps hybrid models produce fewer tailpipe emissions.

Q: How and where do I charge my car?
A: There are many places to charge a plug-in hybrid or an EV — including your own home, if you have a wallbox charger installed in your garage! When you're on the go, you can stop at a public charging station to top off your battery. There are thousands of stations on the ChargePoint and EVgo networks, with even more being constructed.

Q: How long does it take to charge my car's battery?
A: A wide variety of factors influence charging time, so check your model's specifications for more specific information. The weather, the temperature of the battery, what charging equipment you're using and the health of your vehicle and battery can all affect how long it takes to charge.

Q: How long does it take to charge my car's battery?
A: Charging times will vary and are dependent on factors such as outdoor temperature, current battery temperature, charging equipment, battery condition and car condition. You will find specific charging times in the technical specifications for each available electrified model.