On August 26, the 2027 Toyota bZ5 was officially launched, with a total of six models introduced. At the same time, Toyota officially released its new-generation intelligent electrification technology system — IT'S TiME 4.0.

The exterior and body dimensions of the 2027 Toyota bZ5 remain unchanged, adopting a coupe SUV design, with length, width, and height of 4,780 mm, 1,866 mm, and 1,510 mm respectively, and a wheelbase of 2,880 mm.

The vehicle's interior layout is also unchanged, equipped with a 5-inch LCD instrument cluster, a 15.6-inch central control screen, 6 speakers (the 630 MAX Smart Driving Edition is equipped with 10 speakers), 256-color ambient lighting, 50W wireless phone charging, and a panoramic sunroof, among other features; the front seats offer heating and ventilation functions; it supports a rest mode and an AI intelligent assistant.

The three Smart Driving Editions are equipped with LiDAR, feature the TSS+Momenta 5.0 advanced driver assistance system, and use a 544TOPS computing power chip, enabling urban and highway assisted driving as well as intelligent parking, remote parking, and memory parking assistance.

The 2027 Toyota bZ5 adopts single-motor drive with a maximum power of 200 kW (272 hp). It is equipped with two battery capacities, 65.28 kWh and 73.98 kWh, corresponding to CLTC ranges of 550 km and 630 km respectively. The entire lineup comes standard with 9 SRS airbags.

Xiao Tang's View:

The 2027 Toyota bZ5 integrates Toyota's traditional strengths with China's local intelligent technologies. With a wheelbase of 2,880 mm, it has a certain space advantage in its class; the entire lineup comes standard with 9 SRS airbags, making its safety equipment relatively prominent. The batteries come from BYD FinDreams, offering two range options of 550 km and 630 km; the three Smart Driving Editions are equipped with LiDAR and the Momenta intelligent driving large model. While retaining Toyota's quality control system, the bZ5 has made targeted enhancements in the dimension of intelligence.