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St-Léonard Toyota
5800 Metropolitan Boulevard East, Saint-Leonard, QC, H1S1A7
The all-new Toyota C-HR 2026 marks a major evolution for Toyota. Completely redesigned for 2026, the C-HR is now a fully electric SUV (BEV), combining sporty styling, advanced technology, impressive range, and everyday practicality for Canadian drivers.
With its coupe-inspired design, fast charging capability, available all-wheel drive, and premium interior technology, the new Toyota C-HR 2026 is already shaping up to be one of the most anticipated electric SUVs on the market.
The Toyota C-HR 2026 will be available in multiple versions across Canada:
| Model | Starting Price (Estimated) | Drivetrain | Estimated Range |
|---|---|---|---|
| C-HR SE FWD | Starting at $44,900 | Front-Wheel Drive | Up to 496 km |
| C-HR XSE AWD | Starting at $49,950 | All-Wheel Drive | Up to 452 km |
| C-HR XSE Premium AWD | Starting at $54,400 | All-Wheel Drive | Up to 438 km |
Pricing may vary depending on options, fees, and available government EV incentives.
The new Toyota C-HR 2026 is designed to deliver both efficiency and excitement.
Toyota estimates up to 496 km of driving range on the SE FWD model, making the C-HR one of the most competitive compact electric SUVs in its segment.
Inside, the Toyota C-HR 2026 offers a refined and connected driving experience with premium features throughout the cabin.
The interior was designed with comfort, simplicity, and modern technology in mind, making it ideal for both daily commuting and long-distance driving.
The compact electric SUV segment is becoming increasingly competitive. Here’s how the Toyota C-HR 2026 compares to some of its biggest rivals:
| Vehicle | Estimated Range | Horsepower | Starting Price | Key Strengths |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Toyota C-HR 2026 | Up to 496 km | Up to 338 hp | $44,900 | Sporty design, Toyota reliability, fast charging |
| Hyundai Kona Electric | Around 420 km | 201 hp | ~$46,000 | Excellent efficiency |
| Kia Niro EV | Around 407 km | 201 hp | ~$45,000 | Practical and spacious interior |
| Tesla Model Y | Up to 497 km | Up to 455 hp | ~$59,000 | Extensive Supercharger network |
| Volvo EX30 | Around 442 km | Up to 422 hp | ~$53,000 | Luxury-focused performance |
| Subaru Uncharted | Up to 480 km estimated | Up to 338 hp | TBD | Closely related platform |
The Toyota C-HR 2026 stands out thanks to its balance of:
Quebec continues to lead Canada’s electric vehicle adoption, making the Toyota C-HR 2026 perfectly positioned for local drivers.
Early reactions from EV enthusiasts and automotive communities have been overwhelmingly positive, with many already calling the C-HR one of the best-value compact electric SUVs coming to market.
The all-new Toyota C-HR 2026 is expected to become one of the hottest electric SUVs of the year. If you’d like to learn more about trims, availability, reservations, or financing options, the team at Toyota St-Léonard is ready to help.
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