2027 Toyota C-HR Highlights in Bryan, TX

2027 Toyota C-HR Features and Trim Overview

The 2027 Toyota C-HR gives Brazos Valley shoppers a new way to move through everyday life with all-electric power, standard all-wheel drive, and a compact shape that is easy to park and navigate in traffic. Its two-trim lineup keeps the decision process focused: every C-HR delivers the same 338-horsepower dual-motor foundation, while SE and XSE emphasize different combinations of range, design, and convenience.

That formula can make sense for drivers whose schedules regularly connect Bryan, College Station, campus areas, workplaces, school activities, and weekend errands. The C-HR supplies the responsive feel and forward-looking technology expected from an EV without requiring the footprint of a larger SUV. At Bryan College Station Toyota, shoppers can compare the two trims and decide whether maximizing estimated range or adding XSE design and assistance features better fits the way they travel.

Practical Cabin Space Without a Full-Size Footprint

The C-HR seats five and provides a rear liftgate for flexible access to the cargo area. There are 25.3 cubic feet of cargo volume behind the second row and up to 59.5 cubic feet when the rear seats are folded. That gives the cabin room to shift between passenger duty and larger loads as the week changes.

For a Bryan or College Station household, that flexibility could mean carrying coworkers or family during the day, then folding the rear seat for grocery runs, luggage, sports equipment, or larger purchases. The C-HR is not intended to replace a three-row family SUV, but it offers a useful middle ground for shoppers who want hatchback versatility in a more maneuverable package.

Everyday cabin conveniences include:

• Heated front seats and a heated steering wheel: Add comfort during cool mornings and longer drives.
• Power liftgate: Simplifies cargo access when hands are occupied.
• Split-folding rear seats: Make it possible to prioritize passenger seating, cargo room, or a combination of both.
• Two Qi-compatible wireless chargers: Help two compatible phones stay ready for navigation and communication.
• Five-passenger seating: Supports daily passenger needs while preserving the vehicle’s compact proportions.

The result is an EV that treats utility as part of progress. New technology is useful only when it fits real routines, and the C-HR’s liftgate, foldable rear seating, and everyday storage help it serve more than a commute.

Sleek Exterior Design with Purpose Behind It

The C-HR takes a wide, athletic, coupe-like approach to compact SUV design. A sleek roofline, sculpted bodywork, and a planted stance give it a distinctly sporty profile, while the rear hatch preserves the cargo access shoppers expect from a crossover. Low-profile roof rails, rain-sensing wipers, and a power liftgate add practical value without interrupting the streamlined look.

Wheel designs help distinguish the two trims. The SE rides on 18-inch wheels with black inserts, while the XSE moves to 20-inch gunmetal-finished multi-spoke wheels for a more assertive appearance. XSE shoppers can also choose an available fixed-glass panoramic moonroof with a power sunshade.

Available single-tone exterior colors include:

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

The XSE also offers these two-tone combinations:

• Tandoori with a Midnight Black Metallic roof
• Cement with a Midnight Black Metallic roof
• Wind Chill Pearl with a Midnight Black Metallic roof

Together, the contrasting wheel treatments, single- and two-tone paint choices, and coupe-like roofline let shoppers choose between the SE’s clean, sporty look and the XSE’s more dramatic presentation.

Electric Performance for City Streets and Regional Routes

Every 2027 C-HR uses a dual-motor electric system that produces 338 net combined horsepower and powers all four wheels. Toyota estimates a 4.9-second 0–60 mph time. That acceleration can help beyond the headline number, giving the vehicle quick response when entering traffic, merging onto a highway, or pulling away from a busy intersection.

Estimated range is one of the clearest differences between the two trims. The SE has an EPA-estimated range of 287 miles, while the XSE is rated at 273 miles. The SE gives range-focused drivers an additional 14 miles of estimated travel, while the XSE pairs its range rating with 20-inch wheels, upgraded cabin materials, and additional driver-assistance equipment.

Those estimates are a useful starting point, but every drive is different. Highway speeds, hot Texas afternoons with the air conditioning running, cold weather, hills, and a cabin full of passengers or gear can all influence how far the C-HR travels on a charge. Even with those variables, both trims are well suited to the everyday rhythm of Bryan–College Station, from campus commutes and cross-town appointments to errands and regional trips.

Charging at Home and on the Road

The C-HR supports Level 1, Level 2, and DC fast charging through its native NACS port, and a dual-voltage cable is included for compatible home or workplace charging. Toyota estimates approximately 7.5 hours with a Level 2 charger and approximately 30 minutes for DC fast charging from 10% to 80% under ideal conditions. Battery preconditioning and Plug & Charge can help simplify public charging, although weather, battery temperature, and station output can affect charging time.

Connected Technology That Keeps Information Close

Both trims feature a 14-inch Toyota Audio Multimedia touchscreen and a top-mounted Multi-Information Display with a 7-inch LCD. Together, the displays keep media, navigation, battery status, drive information, charging settings, and alerts within easy reach.

Notable technology includes:

• Wireless Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto™: Connect compatible smartphones without requiring a data cable.
• Dual Qi wireless charging pads: Allow two compatible devices to charge simultaneously.
• USB-C ports: Include three charging ports and one front media port.
• Digital Key capability: Can allow a compatible smartphone to function as a vehicle key with the required Remote Connect trial or subscription and 4G network availability.
• Toyota Connected Services: Offer access to available Safety Connect®, Service Connect, Remote Connect, Drive Connect, and Wi-Fi Connect features, subject to applicable trials, subscriptions, and network conditions.

The value of this technology is coordination. Drivers can check the information that matters to the trip, keep devices powered, and bring familiar smartphone tools into the cabin without turning the dashboard into a complicated workspace.

Toyota Safety Sense 3.0 Comes Standard

Toyota Safety Sense™ 3.0 is standard on the 2027 C-HR SE and XSE. The suite is designed to help support an attentive driver with systems that monitor certain traffic, lane, and road-sign conditions.

Included technologies are:

• Pre-Collision System with Pedestrian Detection: May warn of certain detected hazards and provide braking assistance in specific circumstances.
• Full-Speed Range Dynamic Radar Cruise Control: Can help maintain a preset following distance from a detected vehicle ahead.
• Lane Departure Alert with Steering Assist: Can alert the driver to certain unintended lane departures and provide steering support.
• Lane Tracing Assist: Can help support lane positioning when operating conditions are met.
• Road Sign Assist: Can recognize certain road signs and display information to the driver.
• Proactive Driving Assist: May provide gentle braking or steering support in certain driving situations.
• Automatic High Beams: Can automatically switch between high and low beams under applicable conditions.

Both trims also include Blind Spot Monitor with Rear Cross-Traffic Alert, Safe Exit Alert, and a backup camera with dynamic gridlines. XSE adds Panoramic View Monitor, Front and Rear Parking Assist with Automatic Braking, Lane Change Assist, and Traffic Jam Assist. Traffic Jam Assist requires an active Drive Connect trial or subscription and depends on 4G network availability.

Explore the 2027 Toyota C-HR at Bryan College Station Toyota

Ready to experience the 2027 Toyota C-HR for yourself? Browse the 2027 C-HR showroom, then contact Bryan College Station Toyota to confirm availability and schedule a test drive. Getting behind the wheel is the best way to compare the SE and XSE, experience the quick electric acceleration, and see how the seating, technology, and cargo space fit your routine.

When you visit, the dealership team can also help you explore available financing or lease options, estimate monthly payments, value your trade-in, and discuss home and public charging. Stop by Bryan College Station Toyota to find the right C-HR that works for you.

EPA-estimated range is for comparison purposes only. Actual range varies with driving conditions, vehicle use, charging habits, battery condition, weather, and other factors. Charging times are estimates under specified conditions and may vary.

*Disclaimer: This content was drafted with AI assistance for initial drafting, reviewed by a subject-matter expert for accuracy, and edited by our team of writers and editors.