Please read on to learn more about the advantages of all-electric motoring.
An electrified Toyota is not only kinder to the environment, its efficient powertrain ensures that it’s affordable to run.
If we haven’t answered your specific electric query in our frequently asked questions below, please don’t hesitate to contact the Toyota Liverpool, Southport or Wirral showroom team.
The vast majority of electric cars are automatic, yes.
A hybrid car is similar to a regular car but benefits from an electric motor, which is powered by a self-charging battery. This provides the engine with extra support, enabling instant torque, for example.
A plug-in hybrid car offers an advantage over most hybrids in that it provides a significant all-electric range, as much as 46 miles where the Toyota RAV4 PHEV is concerned. Consequently, plug-in hybrid vehicles ensure excellent fuel economy while producing low emissions.
The Toyota bZ4X takes about 54 minutes to undergo a 20% to 80% charge when using a rapid-charging (50kW) public connector.
It offers a great way to save money on everyday motoring while contributing towards a cleaner, greener environment. If you’re at all unsure, please contact your local Johnsons Cars Toyota team for impartial advice.
An electric car is fitted with an electric motor which serves as the vehicle’s sole source of energy. The motor is powered by a high-capacity battery which requires external charging – this can be done at home, at work and out and about.
A hybrid car uses an electric motor (powered by a self-charging battery) to provide instant torque and other combustion-engined enhancements.
Definitely. The Toyota bZ4X, for example, produces zero harmful emissions.