2027 Toyota C-HR
Starting at $37,080
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Explore the Toyota C-HR at Toyota of Boardman
The C-HR name returns in a very different form: a compact battery-electric SUV with a coupe-like roofline and standard all-wheel drive. If you remember the old gas C-HR, forget most of it. This one puts 338 horsepower behind an athletic shape, and it's built for shoppers who want their first EV to be fun as well as efficient. Toyota of Boardman carries it for Mahoning Valley drivers who want a small electric SUV with real punch.
338 Horsepower and Standard AWD in a Compact Shape
Electric motors in the front and rear eAxles combine for 338 net system horsepower, with 198 lb-ft of torque from the front motor and 125 from the rear. Toyota estimates a 4.9-second run to 60 mph. All-wheel drive is standard, so there's no drivetrain decision to make. The 2027 model is unchanged from last year, its second year as an EV.
Up to 287 Estimated Miles and Fast-Charging Flexibility
Toyota's estimated range is up to 287 miles on the SE with 18-inch wheels, and the XSE with 20-inch wheels comes in a little lower. Charging is flexible, with DC fast charging and Level 2 AC charging, and Plug & Charge capability can automatically identify your car at compatible stations. Range varies with speed, temperature, accessory use, and how you drive.
Paddle Shifters That Adjust Regenerative Braking
Steering-wheel paddle shifters aren't there for gears in an EV. They adjust how strongly the car slows when you lift off the accelerator, which makes one-pedal-style driving easy to fine-tune. It's a small detail that changes how the C-HR feels in stop-and-go traffic.
A 14-Inch Touchscreen and Dual Wireless Chargers
Inside, a 14-inch touchscreen runs the Toyota Audio Multimedia system alongside a fully digital gauge cluster. Dual wireless chargers sit in the center console, and both grades, the SE and XSE, are Digital Key capable. Toyota Safety Sense 3.0 is standard.
Up to 25.3 Cubic Feet Behind the Rear Seats
Despite the coupe-like roofline, the C-HR offers up to 25.3 cubic feet of rear cargo space behind the rear seats, a competitive figure for a compact SUV. It's built on Toyota's dedicated e-TNGA electric platform.
Try the C-HR at Toyota of Boardman
The gap between what the spec sheet says about 338 horsepower and how it feels is easiest to close behind the wheel. Our team can set up a drive of both the SE and XSE so you can compare the 18-inch and 20-inch wheel setups.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) About the 2027 Toyota C-HR
Is the 2027 C-HR electric?
Yes, the C-HR is a battery-electric SUV in the U.S., offered in SE and XSE grades with standard all-wheel drive.
How much horsepower does the C-HR have?
The C-HR produces 338 net combined system horsepower, and Toyota estimates a 0-60 mph time of 4.9 seconds.
How much cargo space does the C-HR have?
The C-HR offers up to 25.3 cubic feet of cargo space behind the rear seats.
How can the C-HR be charged?
It supports DC fast charging and Level 2 AC charging, and includes Plug & Charge capability for automatic authorization at compatible charging networks.
What's new on the 2027 C-HR?
Toyota describes the 2027 C-HR as unchanged from the previous model year.