These all-electric vehicles replace conventional gas engines with battery-powered electric motors that provide smooth and almost instantaneous torque. Their source of power is obtained when you plug them in and charge them up. All Toyota 2026 Battery Electric Vehicles are equipped with a North American Charging System (NACS) charging port, along with separate CCS1 and J1772 adapters, enabling compatibility to most chargers, including the Tesla Supercharger Network. * Continue to expand your charging options with our all-electric lineup at Stokes Toyota of Beaufort!

Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicles run just like hybrids, using a combination of fuel and battery-powered electric motor(s), but thanks to their larger battery pack, they can run farther on electric power alone. When your Plug-in Hybrid EV's battery uses up its charge, it carries on like a regular Hybrid EV, using a combination of gas and energy stored from the vehicle's battery system to power it. When you're ready stop by Stokes Toyota of Beaufort to see our EV line up. Plug in and recharge to return to the efficiency of operating on all-electric power!

Hybrid Electric Vehicles start, refuel and handle like the gas-only Toyotas you already know and love—just with better mpg ratings. Even though they run on a combination of gas and battery-powered electric motor(s), they don't use a plug to charge their battery. Instead, they recycle the kinetic energy captured from the vehicle's braking motion to recharge on their own.

Fuel Cell Electric Vehicles use a chemical reaction involving oxygen in the air and hydrogen from their tanks to generate their own electric charge and power the motor. When it comes to tailpipe emissions—nothing but water. To refuel, visit your nearest hydrogen station that utilizes a pump-and- nozzle system to fill up.