The Toyota C-HR (Compact High Rider) is a subcompact crossover SUV known for its radical “diamond-cut” styling and coupe-like profile. After being discontinued in North America following the 2022 model year, it is returning for 2026 as an all-electric vehicle.
Key Features and Highlights:
- Design: Features a sleek coupé-like body, two-tone paint options, and LED lighting.
- Powertrain: Now available as a Plug-in Hybrid (PHEV) or Fully Electric (BEV) with up to 338 horsepower, depending on the market.
- Performance: Known for agile handling, with 2026 models offering faster acceleration compared to earlier, slower, and solely gasoline-powered versions.
- Technology: Equipped with a 3D camera system, wireless Apple CarPlay/Android Auto, JBL sound system, and Toyota Safety Sense.
- Interior: Features a,16-liter boot capacity (or 1076 liters with seats folded) and a more modern, comfortable cabin.
The C-HR is designed for city driving, combining a compact footprint with high-tech, electrified performance.
