2026 Toyota C-HR
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Explore the All-New Toyota C-HR at Ottawa Toyota
The C-HR name returns to the U.S. in an entirely different form: a fully electric compact crossover with genuine sports-car acceleration. Gone is the gas engine that once defined it, replaced by a dual-motor setup that makes this one of the quicker vehicles in Toyota's lineup. Ottawa Toyota carries the all-new C-HR for LaSalle County drivers who want an EV with real personality.
338 Horsepower and a 4.9-Second 0-60
The C-HR comes standard with all-wheel drive through electric motors in the front and rear eAxles, producing a combined 338 horsepower and 323 lb-ft of torque. Toyota estimates a 0-60 mph time of 4.9 seconds, genuinely quick for a compact crossover.
Up to 287 Miles of Estimated Range
The C-HR SE carries an EPA-estimated 287-mile total driving range, while the XSE is rated at 273 miles. Both figures come from a 74.4-kWh battery pack, giving LaSalle County drivers genuine flexibility for trips beyond a daily commute.
Two Style and Value-Packed Grades
The C-HR is available in SE and XSE grades, and even the entry-level SE comes with a 14-inch touchscreen running the Toyota Audio Multimedia system, a fully digital gauge cluster, and dual wireless chargers. That's a genuinely strong baseline rather than a stripped-down starting point.
Fast Charging in About 30 Minutes
Using DC fast charging, the C-HR can recharge from 10% to 80% in around 30 minutes under ideal conditions. It also supports Level 1 and Level 2 AC charging, plus standard Plug & Charge capability for automatic identification at compatible charging networks.
A Battery Preconditioning Feature for Cold-Weather Charging
A Battery Preconditioning feature is included on every C-HR, helping prepare the battery for optimal charging speed, a genuinely useful detail for anyone charging through an Illinois winter. Paddle shifters let drivers adjust regenerative braking on the fly.
Up to 25.3 Cubic Feet of Cargo in a Coupe-Like Shape
Despite its fastback-inspired silhouette, the C-HR offers up to 25.3 cubic feet of rear cargo space, a genuinely useful figure for a vehicle built around style as much as efficiency. Built on Toyota's dedicated e-TNGA platform, it's a ground-up EV rather than a converted gas model.
Experience the New C-HR at Ottawa Toyota
With standard AWD, genuine acceleration, and a well-equipped cabin even at the entry grade, the all-new C-HR is worth a close look for LaSalle County EV shoppers. Our team at Ottawa Toyota can walk you through the SE and XSE grades.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) About the 2026 Toyota C-HR
Is the 2026 C-HR electric?
Yes, the C-HR returns to the U.S. as a fully electric compact crossover, a significant change from the gas-powered version last sold here in 2022.
How much horsepower does the C-HR have?
The C-HR produces a combined 338 horsepower and 323 lb-ft of torque, with an estimated 0-60 mph time of 4.9 seconds.
How far can the C-HR travel on a charge?
The SE grade is EPA-estimated at 287 miles of total range, while the XSE is rated at 273 miles.
Does the C-HR have all-wheel drive?
Yes, standard all-wheel drive comes from electric motors housed in the front and rear eAxles.
How fast does the C-HR charge?
DC fast charging can take the C-HR from 10% to 80% in about 30 minutes under ideal conditions.