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€37,995

Drive-away price: includes the delivery costs

price list 1 August 2026 · Source: Toyota Nederland (Louwman & Parqui B.V.)

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Which versions does the Toyota C-HR+ come in?

Toyota C-HR+ versions with price and specifications
VersionPowertrainRange or consumption (WLTP)PowerPrice
C-HR+ 57,7 kWh Dynamic Limited EditionentryElectric54 kWh458 km123 kW (167 hp)€37,995
C-HR+ 77 kWh First EditionElectric72 kWh607 km165 kW (224 hp)€43,995
C-HR+ 77 kWh ExecutivetopElectric72 kWh507 km252 kW (343 hp)€50,995

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What is the Toyota C-HR+ in brief?

Body type
SUV
Powertrain
Electric
Range (WLTP)
458–607 km
Power
123–252 kW (167–343 hp)
Boot space
416 l – 893–909 l
Euro NCAP
5 of 5 stars (2025)

Our review of the Toyota C-HR+

Compiled with the help of AI from the sources listed; facts checked automatically. We have not driven this car.

The Toyota C-HR+ is fully electric and starts at EUR 37,995 on the road (price list of 1 August 2026). WLTP range is 458 to 607 km and the DC charging time from 10 to 80% is about 28 minutes at 25 degrees. The boot is 416 litres.

The C-HR+ is a comfortable electric SUV with plenty of rear space and a long range. According to ANWB and Autozine the cabin is quiet and the ride calm, with ample rear legroom and headroom. They find the boot smaller than key rivals, and according to ANWB the price steps between trims are large. Euro NCAP awarded five stars.

Buy it if…

  • you want a calm, comfortable electric SUV with a roomy rear seat
  • you drive many long trips and want a long range
  • you want a quick version: the AWD does 0-100 km/h in 5.2 s

Skip it if…

  • you need a big boot: it is 416 litres
  • you want to tow with the entry version: it has a towing weight of 0 kg
  • you want one-pedal driving: according to ANWB and Autozine regenerative braking is limited

Best pick

C-HR+ 77 kWh First Edition: The 77 kWh First Edition has the longest WLTP range within the C-HR+ line-up at 607 km, 165 kW (224 hp) and a braked towing weight of 750 kg, for EUR 43,995 as of 1 August 2026. That is EUR 6,000 more than the entry version with 458 km and a towing weight of 0 kg.

Pros

  • According to ANWB and Autozine a quiet cabin and a comfortable, composed ride, also on long trips
  • According to ANWB and Autozine generous rear legroom and headroom with a flat floor
  • According to Autozine efficient; the WLTP range is 607 km for the 77 kWh First Edition (Toyota price list)
  • According to ANWB and Autozine well-thought-out ergonomics and easy controls
  • Powerful AWD version with 252 kW (343 hp) and 0-100 km/h in 5.2 s (Toyota price list)
  • Battery cover up to 10 years or 1,000,000 km (to 70% of net capacity) when serviced by Toyota

Cons

  • According to ANWB and Autozine the boot is smaller than key rivals and there is no front storage compartment
  • According to ANWB the price steps between trims are large
  • According to ANWB and Autozine regenerative braking is limited and there is no one-pedal driving
  • According to Autozine the charging port is awkwardly placed
  • According to Autozine the panoramic roof reduces rear headroom
  • The entry version (Dynamic Limited Edition) has a towing weight of 0 kg

Space and boot

The C-HR+ is 4,520 mm long, 1,870 mm wide (mirrors folded) and 1,595 mm high, with a 2,750 mm wheelbase. The boot is 416 litres and grows to 893 litres (entry version) or 909 litres (the other two) with the rear seat folded. ANWB and Autozine praise the roomy rear seat.

Drive and powertrain

There are three powertrains: 123 kW (167 hp) with front-wheel drive, 165 kW (224 hp) with front-wheel drive and 252 kW (343 hp, 438 Nm) with all-wheel drive. The 0-100 km/h sprint takes 8.3, 7.3 and 5.2 seconds; top speed is 140, 160 and 180 km/h.

Battery and charging

The battery is 54 kWh net (57.7 kWh gross) in the entry version and 72 kWh net (77 kWh gross) in the other two. WLTP range is 458, 607 and 507 km (AWD) and WLTP consumption 13.5, 13.3 and 15.6 kWh/100 km. DC fast charging is up to 150 kW; 10 to 80% takes about 28 minutes at 25 degrees. AC charging is 11 kW, 22 kW on the AWD.

Safety

Euro NCAP gave the C-HR+ (tested: C-HR+ Long Range) five stars in 2025. The scores are 88% for adult occupants, 85% for children, 80% for vulnerable road users and 79% for safety assist.

Prices and trims

Prices are EUR 37,995 (57.7 kWh Dynamic Limited Edition), EUR 43,995 (77 kWh First Edition) and EUR 50,995 (77 kWh AWD Executive), on the road per the price list of 1 August 2026. These prices include EUR 1,235 of delivery costs. The fiscal value runs from EUR 36,760 to EUR 49,760.

Warranty

Toyota gives a 3-year factory warranty (maximum 100,000 km, no mileage limit in the first year), a 3-year paint warranty and a 12-year anti-perforation warranty on the body. The C-HR+ also has a battery warranty of up to 10 years or 1,000,000 km to 70% of the original net capacity, provided the car is serviced by a Toyota dealer or approved repairer in the Netherlands.

Updated on 26 October 2026. How we make our reviews

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What are the specifications of the Toyota C-HR+?

Figures of the entry version: C-HR+ 57,7 kWh Dynamic Limited Edition

Drivetrain and performance

Power
123 kW (167 hp)
Torque
269 Nm
0-100 km/h
8.3 s
Top speed
140 km/h

Battery and charging

Battery capacity (net)
54 kWh
Range (WLTP)
458 km
AC charging
11 kW
DC fast charging (max.)
150 kW
Fast charging 10-80 %
28 min

Consumption and emissions

Consumption (WLTP)
13.5 kWh/100 km
CO₂ emissions (WLTP)
0 g/km
Energy label
A

Size and weight

Kerb weight
1,885 kg
Seats
5
Length
4,520 mm
Width
1,870 mm
Height
1,595 mm
Wheelbase
2,750 mm
Boot space
416 l
Boot space (seats folded)
893–909 l

Towing

Towing capacity (braked)
0 kg

Explained: WLTP, BPM, MRB, company-car tax (bijtelling).

How safe is the Toyota C-HR+?

5 of 5 stars

Euro NCAP test from 2025

Adult occupants
88 %
Child occupants
85 %
Vulnerable road users
80 %
Safety assist
79 %

See the test at Euro NCAP

What does the Toyota C-HR+ cost per month?

Example scenario: 5 years, 15,000 km a year

Worked out for the cheapest version: C-HR+ 57,7 kWh Dynamic Limited Edition.

In an example scenario of 5 years and 15,000 km a year, the Toyota C-HR+ costs per month: electricity about €44 (WLTP consumption 13.5 kWh/100 km, €0.26 per kWh (home, CBS 2026-09)) and road tax €85 – €94 depending on the province, together €129 – €137 a month. That excludes depreciation, interest, insurance and maintenance.

Monthly costs of the Toyota C-HR+ in the example scenario
Cost itemPer monthBasis
Electricity or fuel€4413.5 kWh/100 km (WLTP, highest value) × €0.26 = €3.50 per 100 km; CBS 2026-09
Road tax (MRB)€85 – €94€233 – €255 a quarter in 2026, kerb weight 1,885 kg, all 12 provinces; averaged over 5 years at 2026 rates
Total of these two€129 – €137

Not included: depreciation (we have no reliable value curve for new cars; enter your own resale value); interest (enter your own rate); insurance; maintenance and tyres.

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What are the rivals of the Toyota C-HR+?

Models in our own overview with the same body type and a shared powertrain, priced within 25 % of the Toyota C-HR+. Ranked by new registrations in 2026 (RDW); those named in our review come first.

Rivals of the Toyota C-HR+ with entry price and specifications
ModelFromRange or consumption (WLTP)PowerEuro NCAP
Kia EV5also an electric SUV, from €41,495 (+9%)Compare C-HR+ and EV5€41,495390 km115 kW (156 hp)5 of 5 (2025)
Tesla Model Yalso an electric SUV, from €40,990 (+8%)Compare C-HR+ and Model Y€40,990534 km220 kW (299 hp)5 of 5 (2025)
Škoda Elroqalso an electric SUV, from €37,990 (0%)Compare C-HR+ and Elroq€37,990451 km140 kW (190 hp)5 of 5 (2025)
Kia EV3also an electric SUV, from €36,995 (-3%)Compare C-HR+ and EV3€36,995436 km150 kW (204 hp)4 of 5 (2025)

Also named in the sources of our review: Skoda Elroq, Renault Scenic.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the range of the Toyota C-HR+?

The Toyota C-HR+ has a WLTP range of 458–607 km.

What does the Toyota C-HR+ cost?

The Toyota C-HR+ costs from €37,995 drive-away (price list 1 August 2026, source: Toyota Nederland (Louwman & Parqui B.V.)).

How fast does the Toyota C-HR+ charge?

Fast charging the Toyota C-HR+ from 10 to 80 % takes 28 min.

How much energy does the Toyota C-HR+ use?

The WLTP consumption of the Toyota C-HR+ is 13.3–15.6 kWh/100 km.

What is the towing capacity of the Toyota C-HR+?

The maximum braked towing weight of the Toyota C-HR+ is 0–1,500 kg.

How big is the boot of the Toyota C-HR+?

The boot of the Toyota C-HR+ holds 416 l, up to 893–909 l with the rear seats folded.

Sources

  1. Toyota Nederland (Louwman & Parqui B.V.): Toyota C-HR+ prijslijst-brochure 1 augustus 2026 (T019REPRIJS-MY26-V2) (document date 1 August 2026, checked on 26 October 2026)
  2. RDW Open Data: Nieuwe Toyota C-HR/C-HR+ en Corolla 2026 YTD per type, inrichting, wielbasis en zitplaatsen (document date 24 October 2026, checked on 26 October 2026)
  3. Euro NCAP: Toyota C-HR+ (tested: C-HR+ Long Range) 2025 safety rating (document date 20 May 2026, checked on 26 October 2026)

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