2027 Toyota C-HR Features and Range

What the 2027 Toyota C-HR Offers Chapmanville Drivers

The 2027 Toyota C-HR is a compact battery-electric crossover with standard dual-motor all-wheel drive, strong acceleration, and a focused two-trim lineup. Both the SE and XSE produce 338 net combined horsepower and include seating for five, a rear liftgate, and Toyota Safety Sense 3.0. For Chapmanville shoppers, that shared foundation means the vehicle’s core capability does not depend on choosing the highest trim.

Its compact footprint may appeal to drivers who want an EV that is easy to place on narrower streets and in busy parking areas. Standard AWD can also support confident travel when pavement is wet or road conditions change across the hills and valleys of southern West Virginia. At Thornhill Toyota, shoppers can compare both trims and decide whether maximum range or additional comfort and assistance features matter more.

2027 Toyota C-HR Interior Specs and Features

The C-HR cabin combines five-passenger seating with flexible hatchback utility. It provides 25.3 cubic feet of cargo room behind the second row and 59.5 cubic feet with the rear seats folded, allowing the vehicle to shift from carrying passengers to handling luggage, household supplies, outdoor equipment, or a larger purchase.

Interior highlights include:

• Heated front seats and heated steering wheel: Add useful comfort on cold Appalachian mornings.
• Power rear liftgate: Makes the cargo area easier to access while carrying bags or equipment.
• Foldable rear seats: Expand cargo capacity when fewer passenger positions are needed.
• Dual Qi-compatible wireless charging pads: Allow two compatible phones to charge at the same time.
• USB-C access: Gives front and rear occupants convenient device-charging options.

The XSE further upgrades the cabin with synthetic suede/SofTex-trimmed seating. Shoppers can also select a fixed-glass panoramic moonroof with a power sunshade to bring more light into the interior.

2027 Toyota C-HR Exterior Design

The C-HR uses a low, sleek crossover profile rather than the upright shape of a traditional SUV. Its compact proportions can make it easier to maneuver around town, while the rear hatch preserves the cargo access shoppers expect from a crossover. The design gives the vehicle a distinct electric identity without sacrificing everyday utility.

Exterior details vary by trim. The SE supports the lineup’s highest EPA-estimated range, while the XSE adds 20-inch gunmetal-finished multi-spoke wheels for a more distinctive appearance. A fixed-glass panoramic moonroof with a power sunshade is available on the XSE. Both trims include the rear liftgate and compact five-door layout that define the C-HR’s practical shape.

Available exterior colors include:

• Overcast
• Tandoori
• Cement
• Midnight Black Metallic
• Wind Chill Pearl

On the XSE trim, Tandoori, Cement, and Wind Chill Pearl can also be paired with a Midnight Black Metallic roof.

2027 Toyota C-HR Power and Performance

Two electric motors send power to all four wheels and produce 338 net combined horsepower. Toyota estimates acceleration from 0 to 60 mph in 4.9 seconds. That quick response can help the C-HR build speed decisively when entering a highway or traveling through elevation changes, while its standard AWD is designed to optimize traction during everyday driving.

Key performance specifications include:

• Net combined output: 338 horsepower
• Toyota-estimated acceleration: 0–60 mph in 4.9 seconds
• SE range: EPA-estimated 287 miles
• XSE range: EPA-estimated 273 miles
• Battery capacity: 74.7 kWh
• Drivetrain: Dual-motor AWD on both trims

Range estimates are not guarantees. Speed, temperature, elevation, climate-control use, traffic, payload, wheel choice, battery condition, and driving habits can change the distance available from a charge. Standard AWD also does not remove the need to slow down for weather, use appropriate tires, and drive within road conditions.

Charging at Home and on Longer Drives

The C-HR supports Level 1, Level 2, and DC fast charging through a native NACS port, and its included dual-voltage cable adds flexibility for compatible home charging. Battery preconditioning and Plug & Charge can also simplify stops at compatible public stations.

Toyota estimates about seven hours for a 10–100 percent Level 2 charge and around 30 minutes for a 10–80 percent DC fast charge under ideal conditions. Actual times vary, but overnight home charging may suit daily Chapmanville driving while public fast charging can support longer trips.

2027 Toyota C-HR Key Technology Features

Technology in the C-HR centers on clear vehicle information and straightforward connectivity. A 14-inch Toyota Audio Multimedia touchscreen is standard on both trims, and a top-mounted Multi-Information Display with a 7-inch LCD can show battery charge, speed, power output, trip data, drive modes, and charging settings.

Five notable technology features are:

• Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto compatibility: Brings compatible smartphone maps, media, and communication tools to the central display without a cable.
• Dual wireless phone charging: Lets two compatible devices charge simultaneously.
• USB-C connectivity: Includes three charging ports divided between the front and rear, plus an additional front media port.
• Digital Key capability: Allows a compatible smartphone to serve as a vehicle key when service and network requirements are met.
• Toyota Connected Services: Eligible Safety Connect, Service Connect, Remote Connect, Drive Connect, and Wi-Fi Connect functions are subject to applicable trial, subscription, device, and network terms.

These features can help drivers keep navigation visible, monitor charging information, and power devices without adding unnecessary steps to a daily routine.

2027 Toyota C-HR Safety Review

Toyota Safety Sense 3.0 is standard on both 2027 C-HR trims. The suite is designed to support awareness and reduce workload in specific conditions while leaving the driver responsible for steering, braking, speed, and observation.

Five notable standard safety and driver-assistance features are:

• Pre-Collision System with Pedestrian Detection: Can help detect certain vehicles or pedestrians ahead and may provide warnings or braking assistance.
• Full-Speed Range Dynamic Radar Cruise Control: Can help maintain a preset following distance from a detected vehicle.
• Lane Departure Alert with Steering Assist and Lane Tracing Assist: Can warn of certain unintended lane departures and provide steering support when operating conditions are met.
• Blind Spot Monitor with Rear Cross-Traffic Alert: Supports awareness during lane changes and while backing up.
• Safe Exit Alert: Can warn occupants about certain approaching traffic before a door is opened.

Toyota Safety Sense 3.0 also includes Automatic High Beams, Road Sign Assist, and Proactive Driving Assist. A backup camera with dynamic gridlines is standard on both trims.

The XSE adds a Panoramic View Monitor with a 360-degree Overhead View and Curb View, plus Front and Rear Parking Assist with Automatic Braking. Lane Change Assist and Traffic Jam Assist are also included on the XSE; Traffic Jam Assist requires an active Drive Connect trial or subscription and network availability.

Find Your 2027 Toyota C-HR at Thornhill Toyota

The 2027 Toyota C-HR gives Chapmanville-area shoppers a direct path into electric driving with two trims, standard AWD, 338 horsepower, flexible hatchback cargo space, and technology designed around everyday use. The SE prioritizes maximum EPA-estimated range, while the XSE adds cabin, design, parking, and driver-assistance upgrades without changing the vehicle’s core electric performance.

Before choosing, map a typical week of driving, identify the most convenient charging option, and compare how both trims fit passengers and cargo. Contact Thornhill Toyota to discuss availability, review charging questions, or schedule a test drive in Chapmanville.

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