View Photos of the 2026 Toyota C-HR EV
See the new electric Toyota C-HR's exterior and interior from every angle.
For 2026, the Toyota C-HR returns to the U.S. market, only this time it features standard all-wheel drive paired with a 338-hp electric powertrain.
The C-HR EV shares a platform with the Toyota bZ; together, they represent the brand's two-car electric lineup.
With its estimated 67-kWh battery, Toyota estimates the electric subcompact SUV has 290 miles of range.
These snazzy 20-inch wheels are standard on the XSE trim, but every C-HR has a NACS charging port.
Inside, the C-HR looks a lot like the refreshed bZ, as the two share a 14.0-inch touchscreen and ambient interior lighting.
The C-HR's center console contains a rotary gear selector and a pair of wireless charging pads.
Beneath its sloping rear hatch, Toyota says the C-HR has 25 cubic feet of cargo space behind the rear seats.
The electric C-HR measures 177.9 inches long and stands 63.8 inches tall. There's also 108.3 inches between its axles.
Toyota hasn't yet said how much the C-HR EV will cost, but we expect the base SE trim to start at around $35K.
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