After disappearing from American shores a couple of years ago, the Toyota CH-R is making a comeback for the 2026 model year. While it’s conceptually similar to the original as a compact SUV coupe it marks a notable expansion of Toyota’s foray in electric vehicles and it should be far more entertaining to drive than the previous iteration.

The Toyota C-HR was not long for this world, or was it? The rather unique front-wheel drive only four-door coupe/crossover debuted in 2018 and lasted a mere four years on the market. We couldn’t seem to figure out who it was aimed at,

Toyota today expanded its electric lineup with the all-new 2026 C-HR battery electric vehicle, a sporty compact crossover that combines coupe-inspired styling, a tech-rich interior and performance figures that rival many gas-powered rivals.