
The Future is Electric at Novato Toyota: Meet the 2026 bZ, C-HR EV, and 2027 Highlander BEV
The electric revolution isn’t just coming to Marin County—it’s already here. At Novato Toyota, we know our community values sustainability, but you also need vehicles that can handle Highway 101 commutes, weekend trips to Tahoe, and everything in between.

Toyota’s multi-pathway approach to electrification has brought an incredible lineup of Battery Electric Vehicles (BEVs) to our showroom floor. Whether you’re looking for a rugged crossover, a sporty compact, or a three-row family hauler, here is everything you need to know about Toyota’s newest electrified offerings.

The 2026 Toyota bZ & bZ Woodland: The Evolution of the Electric Crossover
The vehicle formerly known as the bZ4X has been streamlined into the 2026 Toyota bZ, and it brings massive upgrades to range, power, and charging capability. For the adventurous spirit, the all-new bZ Woodland edition adds aggressive styling and off-road capability.

Key Highlights:
- Impressive Range: Up to an EPA-estimated 314 miles on the XLE FWD Plus model.
- Potent Performance: Available AWD dual-motor setups pump out 338 horsepower, hitting 0-60 mph in just 4.9 seconds.
- NACS Charging Port: Say goodbye to adapter anxiety. The 2026 bZ features a native North American Charging System (NACS) port, granting you seamless plug-and-charge access to thousands of Tesla Superchargers nationwide.

The 2026 Toyota C-HR EV: Sporty, Compact, and Fully Electric
The beloved C-HR nameplate has returned to the U.S. market as a pure BEV, and it is an absolute thrill to drive. Featuring an eye-catching, coupe-like profile and standard dual-motor All-Wheel Drive, the 2026 C-HR is built for drivers who want athletic performance in a compact footprint.

Key Highlights:
- High-Tech Cabin: Standard 14-inch touchscreen, customizable ambient lighting, and sleek, soft-touch materials throughout.
- Sports Car Power: A massive 338 net combined system horsepower makes this the most dynamic C-HR ever produced.
- Practical Range: A 74.7-kWh battery delivers up to 287 miles of range, perfect for your daily Bay Area commute.

Sneak Peek: The 2027 Toyota Highlander BEV
If you have a growing family, the wait for the ultimate electric three-row SUV is almost over. Slated to sit atop Toyota’s EV lineup, the 2027 Highlander BEV takes the legendary reliability and spaciousness of the Highlander and completely removes the tailpipe emissions.

What We Know So Far:
- Family-Sized Range: Featuring a massive available 95.8-kWh battery pack, the Highlander BEV is targeting an estimated 320 miles of range.
- Spacious Seating: Available in 6-passenger (captain’s chairs) or 7-passenger (bench seat) configurations.
- Mobile Power Hub: Onboard Vehicle-to-Load (V2L) technology will allow you to power camping gear, tailgating equipment, or even household essentials during an unexpected power outage.

Ready to Go Electric?
When you’re making the jump to an electrified vehicle, you need a dealership that understands the unique needs of Northern California drivers. From securing the best financing rates to walking you through at-home charging solutions, our expert team is here to make your EV journey seamless and stress-free.
With native NACS charging ports, lightning-fast DC fast-charging capabilities, and Toyota Safety Sense coming standard across the board, making the switch to electric has never been easier.
Whether you are navigating the steep hills of San Francisco, exploring the coastal trails of Marin County, commuting from Petaluma or Santa Rosa, cruising through Napa, or traveling across the Greater Bay Area, Novato Toyota is committed to helping you find the perfect vehicle for your lifestyle. We don’t just sell cars; we keep our community moving forward.
Visit us at Novato Toyota today to test drive the 2026 bZ or C-HR, or contact our team to join the waitlist for the upcoming 2027 Highlander BEV!
- Address: 115 Vintage Way, Novato, CA 94945
- Phone: (415) 897-3191
- Shop Online: www.novatotoyota.com
Proudly serving Novato, Petaluma, Santa Rosa, Napa, Marin County, San Francisco, and the entire Bay Area.


