2027 Toyota bZ Woodland
Starting at $45,380
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Explore the Toyota bZ Woodland at Toyota of Boardman
The bZ Woodland is Toyota's answer to a question EV shoppers keep asking: what if an electric SUV could also handle a gravel road, a bike rack, and a small trailer? It's a midsize battery-electric SUV with a more rugged look than the standard bZ and standard all-wheel drive. Toyota of Boardman is bringing it in for Mahoning Valley drivers who want an electric vehicle built around weekend gear as much as weekday commutes.
375 Horsepower With Standard AWD and X-MODE
Two electric motors deliver 375 total system horsepower, and Toyota estimates a 4.5-second run to 60 mph, which makes the Woodland one of the quickest vehicles the brand builds. Standard all-wheel drive comes with X-MODE, and Grip Control is part of that system to help in slippery conditions. It carries over unchanged for 2027, its second model year.
An Estimated 281 Miles From a 74.7-kWh Battery
The battery pack is 74.7 kWh, with a manufacturer-estimated range of 281 miles on standard all-season tires. Buyers who choose the available all-terrain tires get an estimated 260 miles instead, a fair trade for the extra grip off the pavement. That gap is worth talking through with our team if most of your driving happens on paved roads.
8.4 Inches of Ground Clearance and a 3,500-Pound Tow Rating
The Woodland rides 8.4 inches off the ground and is rated to tow up to 3,500 pounds, enough for a small camper or a utility trailer when properly equipped. Towing near the maximum will cut into range, as it does in any EV, so plan the trip around that number rather than the headline figure.
More Than 74 Cubic Feet of Cargo Space
The extra length over the standard bZ shows up where it counts: more than 74 cubic feet of rear cargo space with the second row folded. Toyota positions that added room as a fit for active lifestyles and gear-heavy weekends, and it is the practical case for choosing the Woodland over its smaller sibling.
A 14-Inch Touchscreen and Toyota Safety Sense 3.0
A 14-inch touchscreen runs the Toyota Audio Multimedia system, and customizable ambient lighting is part of the cabin. The Woodland is built on Toyota's dedicated e-TNGA electric platform. Both grades, Woodland AWD and Woodland Premium AWD, come standard with Toyota Safety Sense 3.0 and share the same powertrain, range, and towing specifications.
Two Grades, One Powertrain
Because the AWD and Premium AWD grades share the same drivetrain, the decision between them is about equipment rather than capability. Our team can walk you through what the Premium adds so you can decide whether the step up matters to you.
Test Drive the bZ Woodland at Toyota of Boardman
Range and towing numbers only tell part of the story with an EV, and the way this one handles on unpaved surfaces is best judged from the driver's seat. Stop by Toyota of Boardman and we'll set up a drive that fits how you'd actually use it.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) About the 2027 Toyota bZ Woodland
How far can the bZ Woodland travel on a charge?
Toyota estimates 281 miles with standard all-season tires and 260 miles with the available all-terrain tires.
Does the bZ Woodland have all-wheel drive?
Yes, standard all-wheel drive with X-MODE comes on both grades, backed by 375 total system horsepower.
How much can the bZ Woodland tow?
Both grades are rated to tow up to 3,500 pounds when properly equipped, though towing near that limit will reduce driving range.
How much ground clearance does the bZ Woodland have?
The bZ Woodland offers 8.4 inches of ground clearance.
What grades is the bZ Woodland available in?
It comes in two grades, the bZ Woodland AWD and the bZ Woodland Premium AWD, which share the same powertrain and range.