In Pictures: Toyota to Launch Extended-Range EV in China in 2027, Targeting 200,000 Units

Toyota's extended-range EV push in China aims to ease buyer concerns over charging infrastructure.

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The automaker targets 200,000 EREV units in 2027 as it hedges against China's bruising EV price war.

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EREVs pair a battery with a gasoline generator, offering range beyond pure electric models.

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Toyota joins Hyundai, Ford, Stellantis, and Nissan in betting on the hybrid-adjacent segment.

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China's intensifying EV competition has pushed global automakers toward alternative powertrains.

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Extended-range EVs offer a bridge for drivers not yet ready to go fully electric.

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Production of Toyota's first EREV in China is slated to begin in spring 2027.

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The automaker projects scaling output to 400,000 units by 2028.

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Toyota's EREV strategy reflects broader caution over China's volatile EV pricing.

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