Pricing announced and model line-up confirmed for the all-new Toyota C-HR+ electric SUV

• Toyota C-HR+ on sale from 6 January 2026; customer deliveries to start in March
• On-the-road prices from £34,495
• Available in three versions: Icon, with 57.7kWh battery; Design and Excel, both with 77kWh battery
• Customer launch offers to be announced

Toyota today announces the pricing and on-sale date for the all-new Toyota C-HR+, the latest addition to its expanding range of battery electric models.

Sales will begin on 6 January with deliveries to customers from March; on-the-road prices are from £34,495, with launch purchase offers to be announced shortly.

The mid-size SUV is available in three versions – Icon, Design and Excel – all with front-wheel drive. The Icon model features a 57.7kWh battery and has target driving range of up to 284 miles; the Design and Excel are equipped with a higher capacity 77kWh unit, enabling an expected range of up to 376 miles (according to equipment specification and wheel size).

Although sharing the C-HR name with Toyota’s plug-in and self-charging hybrid SUVs, the Toyota C-HR+ is an individual model in its own right, constructed on the same eTNGA platform as the larger Toyota bZ4X. This helps secure “class above” cabin and load space, the latter up to 106 litres more than the Toyota C-HR hybrids.

The exterior design is influenced by the coupe-inspired lines of the Toyota C-HR, while the interior presents a light and open space with a low, horizontal dashboard design, similar to the clean, contemporary layout of the new bZ4X. As well as excellent all-round visibility, the driver enjoys easy and intuitive access to vehicle information, systems and information via a fully digital, customisable combimeter and a multimedia system with a 14-inch touchscreen. Physical switch controls are also provided for frequently used functions.

Model range

The Icon model is equipped as standard with 18-inch black metallic alloy wheels, an 11kW onboard charger, seven-inch digital combimeter, 14-inch multimedia touchscreen, combination fabric and synthetic leather upholstery and a heated steering wheel. The comprehensive Toyota Safety Sense and driver assistance systems include a Blind Spot Monitor with Safe Exit Assist, which warns if a door is being opened into the path of traffic approaching from behind. Recognising the importance of keeping connected while on the move, two wireless device chargers are provided, together with wireless smartphone integration using Apple CarPlay or Android Auto.

Design grade introduces the higher capacity 77kWh battery, together with a power-operated tailgate and rear privacy glass. Customers can also choose 20-inch alloy wheels as an option.

At the top of the range, the Excel model comes equipped with a 22kW onboard charger, power driver’s seat adjustment, synthetic suede and leather upholstery, headlight cleaners, and a Panoramic View Monitor to help precise manoeuvring in tight spaces. An enhanced safety and assistance package includes Front Cross Traffic Alert, Lane Change Assist and touch-sensor controls for the Lane Trace Assist system. An optional Premium Pack includes a JBL audio system and panoramic roof; a grey interior trim can also be specified.

Prices

On-the-road prices for the all-new Toyota C-HR+; customer launch offers to be announced:

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