Toyota announces launch month for its first electric car in South Africa

Nice. Hopefully government reduces some of the taxes to keep it under a bar :unsure:

Do we give CHINA vehicles a reduced tax rate, since their offerings seem more reasonably priced.
 
Kaapie said:
Nice. Hopefully government reduces some of the taxes to keep it under a bar :unsure:

Do we give CHINA vehicles a reduced tax rate, since their offerings seem more reasonably priced.
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Even if taxes are reduced, still going to have to pay the Toyota tax..
 
This is he model where wheels fell of!

I think Chinese vehicles are going to give Toyota a run for their money. (And people complaining about quality - Please don't do it using devices made in China. There are some seriously good quality stuff coming from China these days).
 
This is like twice the price of the cross. I wish Toyota had jumped onto electric years ago, we would have been much further along
 
Damn, the car widely acknowledged as one of the worst EV's ever made. Guess they finally found somewhere to dump the excess.
 
Toyota also here with their famous HiAce limos... for VIP transport.
 
why didnt they just electrify something cheaper and more realistic for people,
I mean if they stuck a electric motor into a Vitz or a simple little hatchback, it would sell well here.

but no, sell SUV's with 100 different useless systems that do nothing , for 10 times the asking price
and call it following Tesla.
 
1) Just note the correct method of writing out this model, it is: bZ4X.

en.wikipedia.org

Toyota bZ4X - Wikipedia

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www.toyota.com

2024 Toyota bZ4X | Toyota.com

Head over to the Toyota website to explore the features and specifications you get when you choose the battery-electric 2024 Toyota bZ4X as your next car.
www.toyota.com www.toyota.com

2) Waiting to see how okes here will pronounce it ie. Zee vs Zed debate.

Somewhat similar to Jay-Z(ee) vs Jay-Z(ed).
 
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