When its wheels are not at risk of falling off, the Toyota bZ4X electric SUV isn't so bad, though it does have disappointing range for the price compared to its competitors. Now, the Toyota EV lineup is finally growing with a more compact (and hopefully easier to pronounce) SUV model that will be revealed next month. Here's what we know so far.

Big news coming from Toyota over in Europe: An all-new EV is scheduled to debut on March 12, 2025. The Japanese carmaker posted a teaser on YouTube and highlighted the new EV’s, “sleek design,” among its other features.

Toyota has teased the new electric SUV with an image and video, showcasing design elements similar to the concept model. The company's expansion plans also include bringing a total of six new EVs by 2026 in global markets.

Like the smaller Urban Cruiser, the new EV is expected to be sold with a range of battery sizes and motor set-ups.

A new Toyota EV will be unveiled on March 11, and it is expected to be the production version of the coupe-SUV-like the 2022 bZ Compact SUV concept. The EV will be Toyota’s third all-electric model, and when it arrives in international markets,

Toyota has released a brief teaser video for its upcoming EV, scheduled to debut on March 12, 2025. Based on what we know, it's highly likely that this is the production version of the bZ Compact SUV Concept that we experienced up close and personal at the 2022 Los Angeles Auto Show.

Toyota paved the way for hybrids with the Prius back in 1997, so the brand's first all-electric model -- the bZ4X -- had some big shoes to fill at the time of its debut. For all the things we love about the Solterra twin,