Toyota unveiled its bZ Compact SUV Concept in Los Angeles, U.S.A, giving a glimpse of what a bZ Compact SUV could look like. The car is designed as a full battery electric vehicle, using a clean design approach.
The aerodynamic form of the concept enhances its futuristic look by pushing the wheels to the corners to achieve an aggressive stance, making it appear as if it is moving even when standing still.
By having the wheels pushed to the corners, the bZ Compact SUV is able to achieve an aggresive stance The styling extends to the interior with premium finishes resulting in a distinctive look. The design team included several eco-friendly touches, like seating made from plant-based and recycled materials to follow the Beyond Zero theme. An in-car personal agent named 'Yui' helps connect the driver and passengers with the vehicle.
With the use of audio and visual lighting cues that move around the cabin, Yui responds to requests or commands from front and rear passengers.
Toyota plans to expand its lineup to include 30 dedicated BEVs globally, including five carrying the bZ (Beyond Zero) brand moniker. This diverse portfolio of electrified products will help propel Toyota toward its goal of carbon-neutrality by 2050.
The aerodynamic form of the concept enhances its futuristic look by pushing the wheels to the corners to achieve an aggressive stance, making it appear as if it is moving even when standing still.
With the use of audio and visual lighting cues that move around the cabin, Yui responds to requests or commands from front and rear passengers.
Toyota plans to expand its lineup to include 30 dedicated BEVs globally, including five carrying the bZ (Beyond Zero) brand moniker. This diverse portfolio of electrified products will help propel Toyota toward its goal of carbon-neutrality by 2050.
