<ul><li>The Toyota C-HR returns for 2026 as an EV-only crossover, sharing mechanical bits with the Toyota bZ, available only in all-wheel-drive with 338 horsepower and up to 290 miles of range.</li><li>The C-HR makes a comeback with a sportier appeal, being the electric version of the Toyota bZ crossover, riding on the e-TNGA platform with AWD and 338 horsepower, featuring unique dynamic changes compared to its bZ sibling.</li><li>The C-HR comes equipped with a NACS port, plug and charge capability, Tesla-style features for fast charging, and boasts similar interior qualities as the bZ, with ample cabin space and 25.4 cubic feet of cargo room behind the rear seats.</li><li>In contrast to other markets, the C-HR in the US will only be available in AWD with a 74.7 kWh battery, offering a compelling option for those seeking an electric crossover with driving verve, set to arrive in dealerships next year.</li></ul>

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