BZ4X AWD powertrain I'm guessing300e is equivalent to UX 300e or ES 300h, so about 200 PS
Yes, but FWD or AWD? BZ4X has the same power FWD and AWD (an exception in the industry to be followed soon).BZ4X AWD powertrain I'm guessing
AWD usually mean stronger regen in EVs, right?Yes, but FWD or AWD? BZ4X has the same power FWD and AWD (an exception in the industry to be followed soon).
Yes, but FWD or AWD? BZ4X has the same power FWD and AWD (an exception in the industry to be followed soon).
Regardless of price, the cars are of very different size. However green a car might be, for urban/peri-urban driving a smaller car is always better. So an electric UX just HAS to exist, or we could just stop making cars smaller the F150. What is going to power the electric UX? 50 PS electric motor? UX just needs to cost 30K. Car prices are ridiculous, and Covid, Semi-conductor shortage, Ukraine, inflation, price rises, gas spike, have nothing to do. All mentioned happened after car prices got ridiculously high.The UX300e uses the same FWD motor as the Toyota...
The IS300h had the same drivetrain as the GS300h, but the NX300h had a different power output so we have both options in Lexus history...
Honestly, the UX300e is so bad and so expensive for what's offered that I think Lexus will do a cheap RZ300e as a single-FWD motor with 150kW, without Direct4, without the yoke steering wheel and just kill the UX300e for the MY2023.
We already know for some time what's coming for the Hybrid UX, but nothing related to the BEV variant with production already on the way.
and fwd is 196tq vs awd 248. The fwd specs are more 250 than 300, so BZ4X awd is my guessbZ4x FWD has 201hp, bZ4x AWD is 214hp. I would expect RZ 300e to have the latter.