Toyota is the world’s largest automaker and one of the pioneers of electrified vehicles, the Prius, launched in 1997, introduced millions of drivers to hybrid technology long before plug-in vehicles went mainstream. That deep hybrid experience now underpins Toyota’s growing lineup of plug-in electric vehicles.
Toyota’s electrified lineup spans both BEVs and PHEVs. The bZ4X is Toyota’s flagship all-electric SUV, while several models, including the RAV4 Prime and Venza, offer plug-in hybrid variants that deliver meaningful electric-only range alongside a gasoline engine for longer trips. The RAV4 Prime in particular has become one of the best-selling PHEVs in the U.S. thanks to its combination of electric range, cargo space, and available all-wheel drive.
Toyota vehicles use the CCS charging standard for DC fast charging on BEV models, with Level 1 and Level 2 home charging supported across both BEV and PHEV models. PHEV models charge on Level 1 and Level 2 only. DC fast charging is not supported on plug-in hybrid trims.
Current Toyota EV & PHEV Lineup
EPA-rated specifications — current and prior model year · Best trim shown per model
| Model | Year | Type | EPA Range | MPGe | Drivetrain | EPA Details |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| C-HR AWD 18inch | 2026 | ⚡ BEV | 287 mi | 117 | All-Wheel Drive | View → |
| bZ (energy capacity 191 Ah) | 2026 | ⚡ BEV | 314 mi | 131 | Front-Wheel Drive | View → |
| Prius PHEV | 2025 | 🔌 PHEV | 550 mi | 48 | Front-Wheel Drive | View → |
| RAV4 PHEV AWD | 2025 | 🔌 PHEV | 600 mi | 38 | All-Wheel Drive | View → |
| bZ4X | 2025 | ⚡ BEV | 252 mi | 119 | Front-Wheel Drive | View → |
Helpful Tools for Toyota Buyers
EPA specifications sourced from FuelEconomy.gov (U.S. Dept. of Energy). Current and prior model year shown. Pricing and full specifications at www.toyota.com.