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Toyota has grown noticeably more aggressive with its EV strategy, and the all-new bZ Woodland is part of that push. Arriving for the 2026 model year, it sports the black plastic cladding on its bumpers, rockers and fenders that has become shorthand for outdoorsy capability.
Whether the Woodland is as rugged as its appearance suggests will depend on what lies beneath the styling cues. Still, the model reflects Toyota’s effort to broaden its electric lineup with vehicles that appeal to buyers drawn to an adventurous image, a segment the automaker clearly intends to pursue.
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