Toyota to resume selling bZ4X electric SUV after safety recall

Toyota bZ4X — A worker is seen preparing the bZ4X at the 2022 New York auto show in April. (REUTERS)

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Reuters

October 06, 2022 06:50 AM

TOKYO -- Toyota will resume selling the bZ4X, its first mass-produced full-electric vehicle after a recall due to a risk the wheels could come loose.

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