You won’t believe what powers the new Toyota C-HR

The Toyota C-HR returns as an all-electric compact SUV The 2026 C-HR features a sculpted front end and available 20-inch wheels as part of its all-new electric redesign. Photo credit: Toyota. The 2026 C-HR reenters the U.S. market with a new battery-electric powertrain and a coupe-inspired design. A clean-sheet redesign for the next generation Photo credit: Toyota Built on Toyota’s e-TNGA platform, the new C-HR adopts a low, wide stance and smooth body lines. A fully electric return with up to 290 miles of range Photo credit: Toyota Now a dedicated BEV, the C-HR delivers a manufacturer-estimated 290 miles of range from its 74.7-kWh battery. Designed for city streets and mountain roads Photo credit: Toyota With 338 hp and an estimated 0–60 time of 5 seconds, the C-HR prioritizes performance and control. A panoramic cabin view with high-tech features Photo credit: Toyota Toyota’s largest crossover touchscreen to date sits at the center of a minimalist, digital-focused interior. Comfort-focused seating and versatile cargo Photo credit: Toyota With split-folding rear seats and up to 25.4 cubic feet of cargo space, the C-HR remains functional. Charging options for home and public stations Photo credit: Toyota The 2026 C-HR supports Level 1, Level 2, and DC fast charging through its NACS port. Standard safety and connected tech on all models Photo credit: Toyota Toyota Safety Sense 3.0 and wireless smartphone integration are included across both SE and XSE trims.