Toyota expands its EV lineup with the new Toyota C-HR+, a coupe-style electric SUV built for Europe. It sits in the compact SUV segment and targets drivers who want style, range, and daily usability in one package. The model runs on Toyota’s dedicated eTNGA EV platform.
Battery, Range, and Performance
Toyota offers two battery options: 57.7 kWh and 77 kWh.
- Up to 377 miles WLTP range with the 77 kWh FWD version
- AWD variant delivers stronger output with 0–62 mph in 5.2 seconds
- Three trims: Mid, Mid+, High
This makes the C-HR+ Toyota’s longest-range EV to date, ahead of models like the Toyota bZ4X.
Charging and Efficiency
Charging speeds stay competitive in this segment.
- 150 kW DC fast charging standard
- 10% to 80% in about 28 minutes
- 22 kW AC charger on High trim
Toyota adds efficiency-focused features:
- Heat pump reduces energy use in cold weather
- ECO mode limits heating to the driver seat when solo
- Compact eAxles improve efficiency and reduce weight
Design and Interior Space
The C-HR+ moves away from the older hybrid design.
- “Hammerhead” front with slim LED lights
- Length: 4,530 mm, longer than the standard C-HR
- Increased wheelbase improves cabin space
Interior highlights:
- 14-inch infotainment display
- 7-inch driver display
- 416-liter trunk capacity
- Seat fabric made from recycled materials
Rear passengers get 900 mm legroom, which improves comfort for daily use and long trips.
Driving and Practical Features
Toyota focuses on ease of use and control.
- Speed-sensitive steering for better handling
- Regenerative braking controlled via steering paddles
- AWD towing capacity up to 1,500 kg
This setup suits urban driving and weekend trips.
Safety and Driver Assistance
The C-HR+ includes Toyota T-Mate safety suite.
- Collision avoidance with auto steering and braking
- Blind spot alerts with visual door warning lights
- Sensors and cameras monitor surroundings in real time
Market Position and Rivals
The C-HR+ strengthens Toyota’s EV push in Europe. It sits alongside the Toyota bZ4X and targets compact electric SUV buyers.
Key rivals include:
- Hyundai Kona Electric
- Peugeot e-2008
- Volkswagen ID.4
The Toyota C-HR+ targets buyers who want a balanced EV with strong range, daily usability, and modern design.
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