Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago

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The Toyota C-HR+ is Toyota's compact electric crossover, and this front-wheel-drive, big-battery version is the longest-range model in the entire C-HR+ line-up. This review covers what the front-drive C-HR+ is, how far it really goes, how fast it charges, what it costs, and how it stacks up against the Kia EV3 and Hyundai Kona Electric. It also explains why the "sensible" front-wheel-drive C-HR+, not the quicker all-wheel-drive one, is the version most buyers should choose, and the one honest catch you accept for that swoopy, concept-car styling.

0:00 Exterior, Design & Roofline
0:57 Rear Design & Lighting
1:44 Engine, Range & Efficiency
2:26 Charging Speed & Battery
3:04 Price, Rivals & Value
3:38 Interior, Screens & Space
4:36 Boot Space & Practicality
5:38 Verdict & Final Thoughts

SPECS AT A GLANCE
Motor: single front motor, 224 hp (165 kW), front-wheel drive
Battery: 77 kWh (72 kWh usable)
Range: up to 378 miles / 609 km (WLTP)
0-62 mph: 7.3 seconds
Charging: up to 150 kW DC, 10-80% in about 29 minutes; 11 kW AC
Boot: 416 litres (up to 1,207 litres, seats down)
Price: from about £35,495 (UK) / €45,990 (Germany)
Colour shown: Metal Oxide

This video covers the 2026 Toyota C-HR+ front-wheel-drive electric crossover: range, charging, price, interior, boot space, the honest downsides, and how it compares to rival small electric SUVs.

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