In recent years, Toyota’s brands have earned a reputation for developing highly efficient and decently performant hybrid and plug-in hybrid vehicles. The recently revamped Prius Prime and the Rav4 Prime have received praise from consumers and automotive journalists alike.
But the group’s all-electric offerings like the bZ4X and Solterra have been compromised, seemingly by design. Unfortunately, the Lexus RZ 450e doesn’t do anything to change this perception.
