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2026 Toyota C-HR

Vehicle essentials

The all-electric C-HR pairs a compact, coupe-like shape with standard AWD, five seats and a rear hatch for everyday bags and weekend plans.

Original AI-generated illustration inspired by the Toyota C-HR, rear three-quarter view. Details may vary.
Original illustration · Rear view. Equipment, proportions, and colors may vary from the actual vehicle.

Specs shown:SE AWD · battery electric

Toyota Safety Sense 3.0
Powertrain
ElectricDual electric motors · BEV
Horsepower
338 hpCombined electric motor output
Drivetrain
AWDStandard all-wheel drive
EPA-est. range
287 milesFully charged · SE
EPA-est. efficiency
117 MPGeCombined energy equivalence · SE
Traction battery
74.7 kWhLithium-ion battery capacity
Seating
5 peopleTwo rows
Cargo space
25.3 cu ftBehind the rear seats

Comfort for the daily drive.

Heated fabric / SofTex® seats
Standard: SEHeated front seats and a heated steering wheel are included.
Power driver seat
Standard: SE8-way power driver seat; the front passenger seat has 6-way manual adjustment.
Power passenger + memory
Standard: XSEXSE adds an 8-way power passenger seat, driver memory and synthetic-suede / SofTex® trim.
Charging around your day
  • AC charging: C-HR has an 11-kW onboard AC charger. Home charging time depends on the circuit, equipment and starting battery level.
  • NACS connection: Native NACS port. Compatible public charging requires a supported station; adapters and network access vary.
  • DC fast charging: Approximately 10–80% in 30 minutes under ideal conditions. Plan charging stops around the route and conditions.
Useful everyday details
  • Standard equipment: Power liftgate, 14-inch Toyota Audio Multimedia touchscreen and Blind Spot Monitor with Rear Cross-Traffic Alert.
  • XSE differences: 20-inch wheels and Panoramic View Monitor. XSE is rated at 273 EPA-estimated miles and 112 combined MPGe.
Brochure & source notes
Toyota 2026 C-HR brochurePDF · Opens in a new tab

Specifications describe the 2026 SE AWD. The C-HR in this guide is the new U.S. battery-electric model, not the older gasoline C-HR. It has no gasoline engine or fuel tank. EPA range and MPGe are comparison estimates; actual range varies with weather, speed, terrain, battery condition, accessories and charging. MPGe is an energy-equivalence measure, not gasoline MPG. DC charging times are estimates under ideal conditions, not a guarantee; charger output, battery temperature and state of charge affect results.

Driver-assistance features have limits and require attentive driving. See the Owner’s Manual for operating conditions and limitations. The Toyota video is a general overview; features vary by model, year and suite version.

Verified October 11, 2026. Photography is illustrative; the vehicle shown may differ from the reference configuration.

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