The electric vehicle revolution is charging forward, and Toyota’s not sitting idly by. Enter the 2026 Toyota bZ Woodland, a rugged, all-electric SUV that’s ready to tackle trails and turn heads. This isn’t just a rebadged bZ4X with a new sticker—it’s a beefier, more adventurous take on Toyota’s EV lineup, built to blend zero-emission driving with weekend-warrior swagger.
In a world where mid-size pickup trucks are synonymous with rugged utility, the 2025 Toyota Tacoma already stands tall as America’s favorite, with nearly 60,000 units sold in Q1 2025 alone. But what happens when you take this dependable workhorse and transform it into a fortress on wheels? Enter the INKAS Armored Toyota Tacoma, a Canadian-engineered marvel that laughs in the face of 7.62-mm assault rifle rounds and DM51-style grenade blasts.
Recently, the Toyota GR GT3 Concept, first unveiled at the Tokyo Auto Salon a couple of years ago, was spied testing at WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca. It’s being developed as both a GT3 race car and a road-going supercar, with strong indications it’ll wear a Lexus badge, potentially as the “LFR,” a spiritual successor to the LFA.
The all-new Toyota FT-Me is a micro EV that you probably never knew existed. It’s an ultra compact, yet spacious, 2-seater vehicle, that showcases maneuverability, occupying only half a parking space, and even one-third when perpendicular parking is available.
At first glance, this looks like a Toyota Supra, albeit a slightly smaller version, but it’s actually an old Celica. That’s right, this Toyota Supra replica appears to have decent faux headlights and taillights that add a touch of authenticity.