Toyota C-HR+: the Japanese manufacturer's electric coupé suv debuts
With up to 343 hp, the new Toyota C-HR+ focuses on range, technology and driving pleasure to enter the European electric car market
The challenge of electrification also passes through the most iconic models, and Toyota demonstrates this with the debut of the Toyota C-HR+, a zero-emission variant of the successful Toyota C-HR. The new electric coupe suv represents a decisive step in the Japanese brand's electric car strategy and will be available in dealerships from May 2026, with prices starting from 40,800 euros. We tested it for the first time on the roads of the Algarve, near Faro.
Design and aerodynamics
Built on the eTnga platform dedicated to electric models, the C-HR+ retains the styling DNA that made the original model famous. Sculpted lines, a sloping roof and 'hammer head' front end define a modern, aerodynamic design, conceived to improve efficiency and performance. Inside, the cabin stands out for its space and perceived quality, with sustainable materials, a 14-inch multimedia display, digital instrumentation and customisable ambient lighting. Cargo capacity is also good, reaching 416 litres.
