Toyota returns C-HR to the United States as a completely electric intersection

Toyota C-HR return to the United States, but this time as a full electrical model based on its E-TNGA platform. The CROSSOOVER Electric is now the second electric car model (Bev) that Toyota is sold in the United States, along with And which was also announced this week.

The re-visualized C-HR will provide up to 290 miles of the range and will provide the benefit of cross-seat at 60/40 times and more than 25 cubic feet of goods behind the rear seats.

C-HR will tend to perform in some sides, seven 338 hp, lead all standard wheels, and 0 to 60 times from about five seconds. The wheel will also be distinguished by the renovated braking matches.

Like the recently announced BZ, C-Hr will be equipped with a North American charging type (NACS). And now open source for other EV manufacturers. In the press statement of the car, Toyota said that the car equipped with NACS will allow it to “reach thousands of capital shipping stations worldwide”, although it does not determine whether this means reaching .

C-HR will be available in the SE and XSE edges, although both will have a 14-inch touch screen, a scale digital set, wireless phone trucks, and Toyota Safety Safety Safety Aid.

Toyota expects that C-HR will reach American agents in 2026, although other details are not announced, including pricing.