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Toyota's electric comeback car is here, and it's not just a new version; it's a whole new vehicle. The 2026 Toyota C-HR has evolved into something entirely different from its gas-powered ancestor. This electric crossover packs impressive muscle, cutting-edge tech, and head-turning looks that might just change how you view Toyota's electric vehicles (EVs). So, should you be excited about the 2026 C-HR? Our team at Longo Toyota in El Monte, California, is here with a Toyota C-HR review to help you decide if it's the right car for you. more Performance and Powertrain The all-electric 2026 Toyota C-HR will be available in SE and XSE trims, both more powerful than their predecessors, with a 74.7 kWh battery pack and dual electric motors that produce 338 horsepower. The C-HR is expected to go from 0 to 60 mph in about 5 seconds, which is impressive for what used to be a fairly average family car. All-wheel drive comes standard thanks to motors at both ends, giving you instant acceleration and a top speed of 112 mph. The e-TNGA platform delivers better handling than older Toyota electric cars thanks to a stiffer body and an improved suspension setup. With batteries mounted in the floor, the car stays planted in corners, and you'll be able to adjust regenerative braking through four different settings using paddle shifters, letting you control how aggressively it slows when you lift off the gas. Range, Charging, and Efficiency Toyota says the new C-HR will go about 290 miles on a full charge, Although EPA MPGe estimates have not been released yet, most electric cars have better efficiency in city driving than highway cruising. If you're stuck in I-10 traffic, this means you'll do better in stop-and-go conditions than on open roads, which is a nice bonus if you're a daily commuter. For a quick charge, Toyota estimates that the C-HR will be able to go from 10% to 80% battery in about 30 minutes with DC fast charging, peaking at 150 kW. At home, the 11 kW onboard charger with Level 2 equipment will likely let you top up the battery overnight. It will have an NACS port that works with Tesla Superchargers, opening up access to over 12,000 charging stations across North America, and will also be charged from Level 1 power sources. The C-HR will also have a preconditioning function that warms up or cools down the battery before charging to get the best speeds, no matter the weather. Interior Design and Technology Inside, the base SE trim will have heated front seats, a heated steering wheel, a power liftgate, wireless phone charging pads, and a 14-inch touch screen for music and climate control. The digital dash sits high up with custom layouts, while wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto work with multiple USB-C ports and dual Bluetooth. There's also 25.4 cubic feet of cargo space, which allows the C-HR to compete with the Hyundai KONA and the Chevrolet Equinox EV. SE models feature SofTex synthetic leather, while the XSE adds synthetic suede. XSE models also include synthetic leather seats, a panoramic roof, a 360-degree camera, a digital rearview mirror, and 20-inch wheels. The JBL Premium Audio package includes nine speakers and an 800-watt amp. Pricing, Release Timeline, and Availability Toyota hasn't provided specific pricing or release date information yet, just saying it will arrive sometime in 2026. However, if the Toyota C-HR price falls within the expected $30K-$38K range, it will be an attractive proposition compared to other affordable EVs. At Longo Toyota, we can't wait to start offering the C-HR, but widespread preorder info isn't available yet as Toyota figures out production timing and which dealers will get how many cars. Unlike some EV makers that limit early sales to specific regions, Toyota will offer the 2026 C-HR nationwide from the start, following its typical approach for mainstream models. Your Next Electric Adventure Awaits The 2026 Toyota C-HR is making the leap from boring compact to zippy electric crossover, and it could be Toyota's big EV breakthrough. If you're an El Monte driver who wants the benefits of an electric car without sacrificing Toyota reliability, the C-HR might be worth waiting for. For more information on the new C-HR, visit us at Longo Toyota. Our experienced team can give you updates on when the C-HR will arrive at our dealership and discuss your financing or trade-in options. We understand EV technology and can help you find the right car for your California lifestyle.

Toyota's family of electrified vehicles is growing with the 2025 Camry. This midsize sedan offers head-turning looks, remarkable fuel efficiency, and an upscale cabin to please discerning drivers. The all-new 2025 Camry enters its ninth generation with an all-hybrid powertrain, emphasizing Toyota's commitment to becoming carbon neutral. The brand's expanding range of electric vehicles, including the 2025 Camry, is helping Toyota achieve its Beyond Zero vision to positively impact the planet and society by producing low -and zero-emission vehicles. Our Longo Toyota team created this guide to the 2025 Camry to highlight its key features and what makes it different from its predecessor. more Redesigned Exterior Toyota offers the 2025 Camry in four trims: the LE, SE, XLE, and top-tier XSE. Each model features an aerodynamic profile, sleek lines, and an eye-catching front end, giving the sedan an athletic stance. You'll stand out from the crowd in the refined XLE, which comes with 18-inch black machine-finished wheels and flashy chrome accents. If you prefer a sporty look, consider the XSE. It boasts race-inspired functional air ducts and front-side canards, 19-inch black and smoke-gray finished alloy wheels, and a distinctive color-matched mesh grille with sharp-looking slim LED headlights. You can express your personality with exterior color options such as Ocean Gem with a Midnight Black Metallic roof, Supersonic Red, and Reservoir Blue. New Hybrid Powertrain Power meets fuel efficiency with the Camry's all-hybrid powertrain, which combines a 2.5-liter four-cylinder engine with permanent magnetic electric motors, creating 225 horsepower with the standard front-wheel drivetrain. You can upgrade to the optional Electronic On-Demand All-Wheel-Drive system for a combined output of 232 horsepower. The front-wheel-drive 2025 Camry LE is the most efficient version, earning EPA-estimated ratings of 53 mpg in the city, 51 mpg on the highway, and 50 mpg combined. If you opt for the top-level XSE trim with front-wheel drive,  you can expect 48 mpg in the city, 47 mpg on the highway, and 47 mpg combined. Figures for all-wheel-drive models range from 51 mpg city, 50 mpg highway, and 49 mpg combined to 44 mpg city, 44 mpg highway, and 43 mpg combined. For a midsize sedan, these ratings are exceptional and can help you save money at the fuel pump. Retuned Suspension System The 2025 Camry upholds its reputation for delivering a smooth, quiet ride, offering agile handling and enhanced responsiveness. Toyota equips the LE trim with an independent MacPherson strut front suspension system with a stabilizer bar and front strut tower bracing, and the multilink rear suspension includes a stabilizer bar. Sport-tuned shock absorbers and springs on the other three variants bring a more dynamic driving experience. With an electric power-assisted rack-and-pinion steering system and a 37.4-foot turning circle diameter, this sedan is easy to maneuver and fun to drive. Upgraded Interior In addition to its sleek, muscular appearance and commendable fuel efficiency, the 2025 Camry features a spacious and luxurious cabin. It comfortably accommodates up to five people across two rows of seats, offering an overall passenger volume of 98.8 cubic feet with the optional moonroof and up to 99.9 cubic feet without it. The entry-level LE comes with premium fabric-trimmed front seats, while the higher trims have SofTex or leather-trimmed seating surfaces. Optional features on select trims include heated and ventilated front seats and a leather-trimmed heated steering wheel with paddle shifters and touch sensors. Aluminum sport pedals are available on the SE and XSE to enhance the driving experience. With 15.1 cubic feet of storage space in the trunk, carrying luggage, groceries, and supplies in this sedan is a breeze. Innovative Technologies The 2025 Camry's multimedia and audio systems are innovative and easy to use. An 8-inch Toyota Audio Multimedia touch screen is standard on the LE and SE trim levels, while the XLE and XSE feature a 12.3-inch display, which is also optional on the SE model. All models offer wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto smartphone integration, Bluetooth, a three-month trial subscription to SiriusXM satellite radio, and a subscription to Safety Connect, Service Connect, Remote Connect, Drive Connect, and Wi-Fi Connect. These features help you stay connected on the road with up-to-date navigation and roadside assistance. Advanced Safety Systems Regardless of your choice of trim level, you can enjoy the peace of mind that comes with knowing Toyota has equipped the sedan with cutting-edge safety and driver-assist technologies. Toyota Safety Sense 3.0 is standard across the lineup to help protect you and your family on the road. The key features of this suite include the following: Proactive driving assist Automatic high beams Full-speed range dynamic radar cruise control Lane departure alert with steering assist Lane tracing assist A pre-collision system with pedestrian detection The 2025 Camry also offers optional features, such as these: A blind-spot monitor with rear cross-traffic alert Safe exit alert Hill-start assist Rear seat reminder Front and rear parking assist with automatic braking Traffic jam assist A driver monitor sensor Test-Drive the 2025 Toyota Camry Hybrid at Longo Toyota Today The 2025 Toyota Camry blends sustainability with comfort and versatility. This all-hybrid midsize sedan provides exceptional value if you're looking for a luxury car that's fuel-efficient and fun to drive. Stop by our Longo Toyota dealership in El Monte, California, to experience the pleasure of driving the new 2025 Toyota Camry and browse our extensive inventory of new Toyota's online. We look forward to helping you find the perfect Camry trim to fit your lifestyle.

Toyota offers an impressive lineup of more than 10 electric vehicles (EVs), spearheading the automotive industry's shift toward sustainable transportation. Since introducing the Prius in 1997, sales of Toyota EVs have prevented an estimated 176 million tons of carbon dioxide emissions globally. The brand produces hybrids, plug-in hybrids, battery EVs, and fuel cell EVs that cater to a wider range of driver needs and preferences. Read on to discover more about Toyota's electrified models. more Hybrid Vehicles Toyota's hybrid models revolutionize the perception of fuel efficiency and set new standards in the automotive industry. These vehicles combine a gas engine with electric motors and self-charge, eliminating the need for plugging in. The result is a drive that's both powerful and kind to your wallet. We're not alone in our appreciation of these great vehicles. The organization Consumer Reports indicates that hybrids have 26% fewer issues than conventional vehicles. Toyota, a pioneer of hybrid technology, is well known for its durable vehicles, and its popular hybrid models, including the Camry, RAV4, and Highlander, demonstrate the company's expertise in this field. Let's look at some statistics. The Camry Hybrid achieves up to 51 mpg in urban settings and 53 mpg on highways. If you prefer an SUV, then consider the RAV4 Hybrid, which manages up to 41 mpg in cities and 38 mpg on highways. If you need more space, the three-row Highlander Hybrid delivers 36 mpg in urban environments and 35 mpg on highways. These impressive figures translate to cost savings on fuel and reduced environmental impact. The Sienna, Landcruiser, 4Runner, Tacoma, and Tundra also offer hybrid powertrains, providing customers with more electrified options and improved fuel efficiency benefits. Toyota's hybrids are ideal for environmentally conscious drivers who still demand high performance. Plug-In Hybrid Vehicles Blending the best of both worlds, Toyota's plug-in hybrids, the RAV4 Prime and Prius Prime, offer a compelling fusion of technologies. These vehicles combine hybrid power with extended electric-only capabilities. The RAV4 Prime stands out in Toyota's electrified lineup and has an electric-only range of 42 miles, which makes it great for both daily use and longer trips. These vehicles function like conventional hybrids but offer the added benefit of plug-in capability, which provides extra electric power and enhances their environmental friendliness. The Prius Prime has a 44-mile pure electric range and an impressive 600-mile combined range from a full gas tank and a fully charged battery. The RAV4 Prime is notable for its reliability. According to Consumer Reports, this model stands out as one of the most reliable options available in its category. Battery EVs Toyota's dedicated battery EV, the bZ4X, showcases the company's commitment to sustainable mobility. This all-electric SUV marks the Japanese automaker's entry into the world of battery EVs. The front-wheel-drive version offers a range of 252 miles, which is suitable for both city driving and longer trips. The vehicle offers various charging options, including Level 1 (120V) and Level 2 (240V) at-home or public charging. With DC fast charging, you can fill the battery to 80% in about an hour. Currently, the bZ4X is the only battery EV Toyota offers in the U.S., but the company plans to introduce more models in the near future. Fuel Cell EVs Toyota's Mirai is at the forefront of fuel cell EV tech. This car runs on hydrogen, which is used to generate power for its motors. It's an eco-friendly vehicle, emitting just water vapor and warm air. The vehicle can travel about 402 miles on a single tank, which is further than many battery cars. Hydrogen-powered motors are more efficient and cleaner than traditional gas engines. However, they're limited by the lack of available hydrogen refueling stations. Despite this, you can refuel them quickly, and they can travel far, which appeals to many consumers. Hydrogen-powered cars might be the vehicles of the future, as they're part of the effort to develop cleaner modes of transportation. If you're environmentally conscious, consider a fuel cell EV. Which Electrified Toyota Is Best for You? Before choosing an EV, it's essential to evaluate your driving requirements and charging options. If you live in a rural area where the EV charging infrastructure is inadequate or nonexistent, the best option for you is likely a hybrid or plug-in hybrid vehicle. However, if you live in an area with well-developed EV charging facilities, you can enjoy substantial savings on your vehicle ownership costs with a pure EV. Nevertheless, a plug-in hybrid or hybrid might still be the most suitable option if you often take long trips, as they eliminate range anxiety, allowing you to enjoy your travels with peace of mind. Experience Toyota's Electrified Future at Longo Toyota Toyota's electrified fleet masterfully combines a reduced ecological footprint with enhanced performance and cutting-edge technology. At Longo Toyota, you can see these EVs for yourself. Our skilled team can assist you in picking the right eco-friendly model for your needs, whether that's a hybrid, plug-in hybrid, or fully electric-powered vehicle. We can make your transition to electric mobility easy and enjoyable. Why not come by and check out one of Toyota's electrified models for yourself? Contact us today to book a test drive or explore our large inventory of Toyota EVs at our El Monte, California, dealership.