Posted Wednesday, January 28, 2026 at 9:58pm
Toyota recently revealed pricing for the bZ Woodland, and it makes the Subaru-badged equivalent seem much more affordable by comparison.
Following the launch of the Solterra and the bZ4x, Subaru and Toyota went back to the drawing board to continue fleshing out their EV portfolios.
What resulted was the Trailseeker and the bZ Woodland, another set of twins sharing a platform but with added capability thanks to extra ground clearance, rugged body cladding and standard roof rails, among various other adventure-minded upgrades.
With a 0-60 time of 4.4 seconds, Subaru’s variation had the distinction of being the quickest-accelerating car the brand has sold in North America. As if that wasn’t enough, though, it turns out that it also boasts a key advantage over its Toyota-badged counterpart: price.
