This electric SUV looks ready for the trails—and it actually is

Rear view highlights extended dimensions Photo credit: Toyota The rear profile of the 2026 Toyota bZ Woodland shows its increased length and height compared to other bZ models, with roof rails and a revised tailgate contributing to its utility. Standard all-wheel drive in motion Photo credit: Toyota The bZ Woodland is equipped with a dual eAxle all-wheel drive system that provides a combined 375 horsepower for traction across various surfaces. Interior with panoramic roof and infotainment system Photo credit: Toyota The cabin features a panoramic glass roof, a 14-inch multimedia touchscreen, and a digital instrument display, all standard in the single-grade offering. Roof rail utility supports gear transport Photo credit: Toyota Standard roof rails on the bZ Woodland allow for added cargo options, shown here with two bicycles mounted for outdoor use. Front-end design with unique styling Photo credit: Toyota The front of the bZ Woodland displays Toyota’s hammerhead design and full-width LED lighting, with a closed-off grille area typical of battery-electric vehicles. Cockpit layout with digital displays Photo credit: Toyota The driver-focused interior includes a digital gauge cluster, multifunction steering wheel, and center-mounted infotainment interface. Electric platform with e-TNGA architecture Photo credit: Toyota The vehicle rides on Toyota’s dedicated e-TNGA BEV platform with a flat battery pack beneath the floor and integrated front and rear electric drive units. Panoramic view monitor enhances visibility Photo credit: Toyota The front-facing camera supports the panoramic view monitor and multi-terrain monitor systems, assisting with off-road maneuvering and obstacle detection.