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Before you choose a battery electric Toyota, answer three questions: where it will charge, what driving it has to do, and what coverage comes with it. This page walks through each one.
Each of the three starts from your household rather than from a spec sheet.
Start with where the car sleeps: a driveway, a garage, an assigned space in a condo lot or a spot on the street. Ask us about charging where you live.
Write down a normal week: the commute, the school run, the weekend trip up the coast. Bring the longest regular drive to the conversation.
A new battery electric Toyota comes with ToyotaCare and with Toyota's coverage for its electric drive components. The disclaimer below gives the terms for both.
Where the vehicle sits overnight is the first place to look for charging. If you own your home, look at the garage or driveway and the electrical panel that serves it. If you rent or live in a condo, ask the building what is allowed before you commit to anything.
How much you would charge away from home depends on the driving you wrote down, and we can talk that through with you at the vehicle.
This page quotes no charging times, charging costs or range figures on purpose. Toyota's estimates and the conditions attached to them are on our EV questions page, and they depend on the vehicle, the charger, the temperature and how you drive.
Ask us about charging where you live, and we will answer it for your driveway, not for an average one.
Our EV questions page covers the terms, Toyota's estimates and the dated records it keeps. Read it once and bring what is left to us.
The bZ search and the bZ Woodland search show each vehicle with its grade, color and advertised price, dealer and filing fees included.
Call ahead so we can confirm that vehicle is here. Drive the roads you use every week, and ask anything the listing did not answer.
Toyota lists two battery electric models under the bZ name: the bZ and the bZ Woodland. Each has its own search page here, so you can look at one without wading through the other. The bZ page takes in both, and the bZ Woodland page lists that model alone.
This page does not compare their equipment, because grades and equipment belong to each vehicle, not to a model name. Open two listings side by side, one of each, and note what differs. Then ask us about the differences that matter to your week, and we will answer from the vehicles themselves.
Where it will charge. Look at where you park overnight and what power is there, then ask us about charging where you live, and bring the answer about your parking spot when you come to look at one.
No. Toyota's range estimates and their conditions are on our EV questions page, so this page repeats none of them. Each listing also names its grade, and we will read anything it leaves out with you.
ToyotaCare, whose terms depend on the model year, and Toyota's coverage for battery electric drive components, the traction battery included. The disclaimer at the foot of this page sets out the terms of both.
Toyota lists the bZ and the bZ Woodland as two battery electric models. Each has its own search page here, and each listing names its grade and equipment, so compare the two listings side by side and ask us about anything that differs.
Yes. Get a figure first with the trade value tool, and we confirm it when we see the vehicle. It can go toward a bZ, a bZ Woodland or any other Toyota.
Yes. Pick a listing on the bZ search, then phone our sales team on (239) 301-3156 and we will confirm that vehicle is here before you come in.
Germain Toyota of Naples has been family-owned since 1947. Bring your parking spot, your longest drive and your questions, and we will go through a bZ with you before you decide anything.
Inventory changes daily and all vehicles are subject to prior sale. ToyotaCare covers normal factory-scheduled maintenance for 2 years or 25,000 miles on model year 2026 and earlier Toyotas and for 1 year or 10,000 miles on model year 2027 and later, whichever comes first (Mirai: 3 years or 35,000 miles), with roadside assistance for 2 years, or 3 years on Mirai, Prius, battery electric and plug-in hybrid models, at unlimited mileage; terms are set by Toyota; see the store for full terms and exclusions. Battery electric drive components, the traction battery included, are covered for 8 years or 100,000 miles from the new vehicle purchase or lease date, whichever comes first. Advertised vehicle prices include the $1,188 dealer fee and the $389 electronic filing fee. Taxes and government fees, including tag, title and registration, are not included. Financing is subject to approved credit and not all applicants qualify. Germain Toyota of Naples, 13315 Tamiami Trail N, Naples, FL 34110. Sales (239) 301-3156.
