Toyota getting ready to reveal another EV

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The rollout of electric vehicles has been mainly restricted to Chinese models, with the exception of the Urban Cruiser.

Concept that was first revealed in 2022.

Toyota Europe has confirmed the unnamed production vehicle will be unveiled on 12 March, 2025.

Given it's the European division that's unveiled it, it seems more probable the production model will be available in various international markets, including Australia.

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That's in contrast with the bZ3, developed by the FAW Toyota joint venture in China, which has remained exclusive to that market; likewise, the bZ3C developed by FAW Toyota and the bZ3X developed by GAC Toyota have yet to be confirmed for global sale.

Similar to the bZ3C, the teased production vehicle has a sporty, coupe-style roofline but seems to have a more SUV-like ground clearance.

However, like the bZ Compact SUV concept, the production vehicle appears to be shorter than that Chinese model.

The concept looked almost production-ready, apart from the interior, which was quite minimalist and had some uniquely shaped screens.

Moving away from its confusing brand names.

Badge previously used on combustion-powered vehicles.

Toyota could bring back other well-known nameplates, avoiding the "inflation of nameplates" to make it easier for customers.

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confirming it was "taking a close look" at a production version of the bZ Compact SUV concept.

Meanwhile, in Europe, Toyota has committed to unveiling six bZ-branded vehicles by 2026.

By 2026, Toyota is planning to roll out 10 new electric vehicles and achieve 1.2 million annual electric vehicle sales worldwide, with a goal of having 30 Toyota and Lexus electric vehicles on the market by 2030. By the same year, it expects to sell 3.5 million electric vehicles annually.