Powertrain & Performance
- Battery & Range: The U.S. model features a 77 kWh battery, delivering an EPA-estimated range of up to 290 miles.
- Performance: Equipped with dual electric motors, the C-HR produces 338 horsepower, enabling acceleration from 0 to 60 mph in approximately 5 seconds.
Charging & Technology
- Charging Capabilities: The C-HR supports DC fast charging up to 150 kW, allowing for quick recharging.
- Connectivity: Features include a 14-inch touchscreen with wireless smartphone integration, dual wireless phone chargers, and EV-specific navigation with Plug and Charge functionality.
Safety & Driver Assistance
- Safety Suite: The vehicle comes standard with Toyota Safety Sense, offering adaptive cruise control, lane-keeping assist, automatic emergency braking, and pedestrian detection.
- Advanced Features: Additional technologies include a Blind Spot Monitor, Adaptive High-beam System, and Parking Support Brake.
Design & Interior
- Exterior Design: Maintains the coupe-SUV profile with sleek, eye-catching lines, reflecting strong driving dynamics.
- Interior Comfort: Offers a “class above” cabin with ambient lighting, rear AC controls, and a panoramic roof.
- Cargo Space: Provides up to 25.4 cubic feet of cargo space, balancing style with practicality.
Availability & Pricing
- Release Date: The 2026 Toyota C-HR is expected to arrive in U.S. dealerships in the fall of 2025.
- Pricing: While official pricing has not been announced, estimates suggest a starting price above $45,000, positioning it higher than its gas-engine and hybrid predecessors.
