2026 Toyota C-HR Images: Interior And Exterior Gallery

Base Trim Engine: Electric
Base Trim Transmission: Single-speed Automatic
Base Trim Drivetrain: All-Wheel Drive
Base Trim Horsepower: 338 hp

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The reveal of the new 2026 Toyota C-HR interior shows that it will come with a 14-inch touchscreen infotainment system, a fully digital gauge cluster, and dual wireless chargers in the center console.

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Debuting around the same time as the updated Toyota bZ, the Toyota C-HR interior will be a comfortable EV. Both trim levels, the SE and XSE, will have materials from fabric to synthetic suede with SofTex trim.

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Toyota hasn’t released any more 2026 C-HR interior photos, but we have a good look at its exterior styling here. It has coupe-like lines that flow fluidly from front to back.

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From the rear of the 2026 Toyota C-HR exterior, we see the small crossover’s sloped roof end in a flat trunk. The C-HR is 177.9 inches long, 73.6 inches wide, and 63.8 inches tall, which all adds up to providing ample interior space for a crossover.

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Toyota says the new C-HR battery electric vehicle will have an estimated range of up to 290 miles, and come with 338 combined system horsepower.

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The 2026 C-HR will have access to thousands of DC fast-charging stations, including Tesla chargers, across the country that can charge from 10% to 80% in about half an hour.

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It might not be huge, but Toyota says the cargo space behind the rear seats tops out at 25.4 cubic feet. The rear seats have a 60/40 split and fold for more space.

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While you can see the driver aids in the Toyota C-HR 2026 interior, the exterior is refined, and hides its sensors well. A couple of safety features include automatic high-beams, which detect oncoming traffic’s headlights to disable your own high-beams for their safety, and “Proactive Driving Assist,” which uses the vehicle’s camera and radar to provide gentle braking and/or steering to support driving tasks such as distance control between you and another car, pedestrian, or bicyclist.