The 2026 bZ Woodland takes the (marketing babble alert> so-called Toyota hammerhead front end with full-width LED’s and adds wide, black over-fenders. It also has a slightly different vehicle profile with ~ 6 inches of additional length and just under 1 inch of additional height in the rear. It has it more than 30-cubic feet of rear cargo space. It has standard roof rails for luggage or bicycle racks. There are 18-inch aluminum wheels with removable covers and optional all-terrain tires for rough roads.

The bZ Woodland comes equipped with standard AWD with electric motors housed in the front and rear eAxles. It will have a claimed towing capability of 3500 pounds. It will also have the X-MODE system, a function that allows the driver to operate a switch to select a mode according to the road conditions, automatically changing to optimize brake control and power delivery at the wheels for enhanced control and traction.

Another aspect of the AWD X-MODE system is so-called Grip-Control. When activated and used at low speeds, the system uses motor drive power modulation to achieve “capable off-road performance.” It was developed as an added function to react to road surface characteristics and maintain a constant speed to prevent slipping on rough roads.