Toyota Australia arms dealerships for the launch of two new electric cars

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Toyota is preparing its dealer network by installing chargers at 244 locations across Australia to support future electric vehicle models. The brand aims to introduce at least two more BEVs by the end of 2026. Toyota has already launched the bZ4X, its first battery electric vehicle, and has plans for a new seven-seat SUV and a version of the HiLux Revo BEV concept. The brand also announced it will launch 10 new BEVs by 2026 and sell 3.5 million electric vehicles globally by 2030, offering double the range of current models. Jet Charge mentioned that there are 20 public charging stations available at Toyota dealerships in the country. The Australian Government is investing $60 million to expand EV charging infrastructure at dealerships, with rural locations facing longer implementation delays.

Brands mentioned: Toyota, Subaru.