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Driven: 2026 Toyota C-HR Has EV Hustle, Lacks Dynamic Delight
- On Feb. 18, 2026, Toyota unveiled the 2026 C‑HR EV with a 338 hp dual‑motor system and a NACS port for Tesla Supercharger access, charging 10–80% in 30 minutes.
- Repositioned as a sportier, tech‑forward model, the C‑HR now starts at $37,000, with a base price of $38,135 including destination, reflecting its higher performance and features.
- Under the hood, the C‑HR packs a 74.7 kWh battery yielding EPA estimated ranges of 287 miles with 18‑inch wheels and 273 miles with 20‑inch wheels.
- Produced in Takaoka plant, Japan, the C‑HR will start arriving at dealers next month, while Subaru will market a nearly identical model called the Uncharted.
- Reviewers say the C‑HR aims at buyers uncertain of EVs, backed by Toyota's reputation for quality and reliability, positioning it as a long-term market contender.
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