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<p>Toyota plans to launch new EV models, including the bZ Woodland and C-HR, in the U.S. in 2026, despite rivals retreating due to tariff costs and lack of tax credits. These models will offer improved features and range, appealing to consumers ready to transition from gasoline. Toyota's move contrasts with other automakers slowing down their EV plans.</p>

- Toyota confirmed that its new electric vehicles, the bZ Woodland and C-HR, are set to launch in the U.S. in 2026, despite challenges in the EV market.  
- Many competitors are delaying or canceling their EV models due to rising tariffs and the loss of tax credits, highlighting Toyota's commitment to expanding its EV lineup.  
- The bZ Woodland is expected to start between $45,000 and $50,000, while the C-HR is anticipated to be priced under $35,000, offering consumers more options in the evolving electric vehicle landscape.  

Toyota Pushes Forward With New EVs in 2026, Even As Rivals Retreat