2025 Toyota Hybrid and Electric Vehicles at a Glance

Remember the C-HR? The plucky compact Toyota SUV debuted just ten years ago, but it had a surprisingly short run in America—it was discontinued after the 2022 model year, and for a while, it seemed like that was that. But this summer, the famed automaker unveiled that the C-HR is making its triumphant return to our Toyota dealership near Euless, TX, this time as an exciting all-electric model. Read on to discover why the C-HR Battery Electric Vehicle is poised to become one of the best electrified Toyotas around. more 2026 Toyota C-HR Range and Charging When a new electric vehicle drops, one of the first questions that usually gets asked is, “What’s the maximum range?” The C-HR BEV is powered by a lithium-ion battery with a 74.7 kilowatt-hour capacity. This tech gives it an estimated 290-mile range on a full charge, and using DC fast charging, Toyota says that it’ll be capable of recouping a 10 to 80% state of charge in just half an hour. It also comes standard with a NACS port, allowing a wide range of charging options across Texas and beyond. 2026 Toyota C-HR Performance The C-HR’s electric powertrain allows it to crank out up to 338 horsepower, providing plenty of kick and that trademark EV acceleration. Toyota estimates that it’ll be able to make a 0 to 60 run in around five seconds. It also comes with electric motors mounted at both eAxles, giving it standard all-wheel drive, which combines with the C-HR’s low center of gravity for a remarkably agile and stable ride in all road conditions. 2026 Toyota C-HR Interior Inside, the C-HR is designed to be surprisingly spacious, with ample leg and head room in both rows and a highly functional cargo area. As of this writing, interior dimensions have yet to be released, but we do know that it has an overall length of 177.9 inches, which puts it on par with the Corolla Cross in terms of size. It also boasts a tall profile with generous sightlines to enhance safety and driver confidence. The cabin is also impressively well-equipped, with a 14-inch Toyota Audio Multimedia display, wireless Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto™, access to the full range of Toyota Connected Services, and even dual wireless device charging pads, all standard. Other standard features include three USB-C ports, heated front seats and steering wheel, and Toyota Safety Sense 3.0. Available features include a driver memory seat and a panoramic roof that allows plenty of natural light inside. 2026 Toyota C-HR Price and Trims The C-HR is set to be available in two trims: SE XSE As of now, pricing hasn’t been announced. For all the most current updates on new model pricing, contact Family Toyota of Arlington today. 2026 Toyota C-HR Release Date The exact release date hasn’t been announced, but we know we can expect it sometime in 2026. Find the Toyota C-HR for Sale near Fort Worth Soon With the new year right around the corner, it’s only a matter of time until we see the C-HR BEV on the streets of Texas. If you’re interested in receiving the most recent updates or preordering a Toyota C-HR, contact our Toyota dealership in Arlington online or call us at 682-418-3310. And don’t miss our new vehicle specials, including low APR financing and Toyota lease deals.

One of the most common questions we get asked by our customers is, “Which Toyota SUV is the best for my family?” Of course, the answer depends on a few key factors, including how big your family is and your family’s lifestyle, as well as whatever other must-have features are on your list. The good news? Toyota has an absolutely massive selection of quality SUVs to choose from, and at Family Toyota of Arlington, we have an excellent selection of the best new models. Here are some of our top picks if you’re in the market for your next family SUV. more Best Hybrid SUV for Families: Toyota RAV4 Hybrid The RAV4 has been the most popular SUV in America for some time now, and the upcoming 2026 model is getting a complete redesign as a hybrid-exclusive model. Official fuel economy specs have yet to be released, but thanks to the latest Toyota Hybrid System tech, it’s reported to get even better gas mileage than the previous generation. The RAV4 Plug-in Hybrid is set to see some major improvements as well, including an estimated electric range of up to 50 miles, making it among the most fuel-efficient vehicles in the entire lineup. Apart from its updated powertrain, the all-new RAV4 looks like it’s going to carry on many of the features that made it a major hit in the first place, including available all-wheel drive for added off-road capability. It’ll also come with advancements in tech, including an updated software platform and the first-ever implementation of the next-gen Toyota Safety Sense™ 4.0. Best Three-Row SUV for Families: Toyota Grand Highlander The ever-popular Toyota Highlander is a big-time seller thanks to its spacious three-row body style, impressive capability, and well-appointed interior. So, how can you possibly improve on that? Enter the Grand Highlander, which has even more space for seating and storage, more features, and more power. The Grand Highlander has plenty of legroom for full-grown adults in all three rows, plus nearly a hundred cubic feet of max storage capacity with the rear seats folded, making it extremely handy for shopping, moving, camping, and more. It also has gobs of standard amenities like the large 12.3-inch center touch screen display, three-zone climate control, and quality upholstery, to name a few. To top it off, it has three engine options to choose from, including the fuel-efficient hybrid and robust Hybrid MAX with 362 combined horsepower. Most Affordable SUV for Families: Toyota Corolla Cross If maximizing value is what you’re after, you can’t do much better than the Corolla Cross, which has a starting price of under $25,000, making it ideal for young families and frugal shoppers near Fort Worth. Like its sibling the Corolla Sedan, the Corolla Cross gives you impressive bang for your buck. It offers a choice between an 8.0-inch or a 10.5-inch Toyota Audio Multimedia display with wireless Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto™, as well as standard features like the full range of Toyota Connected Services, multiple USB ports, and Toyota Safety Sense™ 3.0. Shoppers looking for even more value can opt for the Corolla Cross Hybrid, which gets up to 46 MPG in the city and 39 MPG on the highway, some of the best numbers you can find in any SUV brand. Best Minivan for Families: Toyota Sienna All right, so this one may not technically be an SUV, but we’ve included it here because it’s close enough, and it also happens to be one of the best family vehicles in the entire Toyota fleet. This is largely thanks to the enormity of interior space the minivan body style affords—it has a total passenger volume of up to 162.5 cubic feet and up to 101 cubic feet of storage capacity, so if you need the most room for the whole crew and then some, the Sienna is your best bet. Aside from a cavernous interior, it also has plenty of exciting extra features available, including a built-in Vacuum & FridgeBox™, four-zone climate control, and 12-speaker JBL sound system. The Sienna also comes standard with a hybrid engine that delivers 36 combined MPG, which makes it perfect for family road trips. Best Adventure Vehicle for Families: Toyota Land Cruiser Is your family obsessed with the great outdoors? Camping, overlanding, and off-roading is some of the liveliest fun you can have with loved ones, and in order to make the most of it, you’ll need a vehicle that allows you to tackle the backcountry with confidence. The Land Cruiser is the perfect candidate, with a powerful 326 horsepower engine, standard full-time 4x4, Crawl Control, available Multi-Terrain Select, and a host of other stellar features. It also has a decidedly opulent vibe that allows it to fit right in when you return to civilization. Unlike the 4Runner’s spartan, utilitarian interior, the Land Cruiser is more upscale, and it can be decked out with all sorts of amenities like a 12.3-inch center touch screen display and digital gauge cluster, wireless phone charging, leather-trimmed seats with heat and ventilation settings, and much more. Shop Toyota SUVs for Sale near Euless, TX Whether you’re looking for a world-class adventure-mobile, an eco-conscious gas saver, or just an affordable way to get the kids to band practice, our Toyota dealership in Arlington has the goods, with a wide selection of new Toyota models to browse and easy online shopping with SmartPath. Still not sure which SUV is right for you? Call us at 682-418-3310 or contact us online, and we’ll point you in the right direction and set you up with a test drive.

In just a few short weeks, the temperatures will start to rise, and before we know it, summer will be in full swing. With summer comes excessive heat where it’s almost a gauntlet getting from your vehicle to the safe recesses of air-conditioned locations. While the summer months are filled with regular life activities, such as going to work or the store, they also offer opportunities for leisurely cruises and longer expeditions for vacation and road trips. With this in mind, it’s best to make sure your car, truck, or SUV is ready for the hot weather with some basic summer car care. Let’s take a look at this essential summer maintenance tips checklist. more Why Summer Car Maintenance is Important Neglecting to complete summer car care can leave your vehicle in bad shape, leading to expensive repairs that could have easily been avoided. Temperatures can get pretty high in Arlington, Euless, Fort Worth, and Texas as a whole, which can put some serious wear and tear on your vehicle. Some common occurrences during the summer months include: Overheating engines Leaks Tire problems Battery issues To avoid needing to have your car taken into a local service center, let’s look at what you can do to protect your vehicle. Summer Car Care Basics Check Your Cooling System Obviously, the worst time for your air conditioning system to fail is when you need it the most. With average summer temperatures in the mid-90s and sometimes hitting over 100, air conditioning is an absolute must when you get in your car. Car interior temps can reach over 130 degrees when they’ve been sitting in the heat, so ensuring you can cool things off is vital. Inspect your radiator to make sure there aren’t any leaks (which lead to cracks and major issues). Heat can dry out parts under the hood, so make sure hoses and belts are in good condition. Ensure your water pump doesn’t have any leaks. Maintain proper coolant levels and look for any possible leaks. Check Your Fluids Engines are already under plenty of stress just operating at a baseline. Heat exacerbates those issues, and not maintaining your engine can quickly lead to it overheating and causing big problems. Stick to your regularly scheduled oil change cadence so your engine is properly lubricated to mitigate friction (which causes excess heat). Keep an eye on power steering and brake fluids as well while you’re there. Check Your Tires As temperatures creep up into the 80s and especially 90s, the heat causes the air in your tires to expand. Improper tire pressure can lead to blowouts which can be incredibly dangerous — more so at high speeds when traveling on Texas highways. Not only that, the heat, in general, puts extra wear on your tires. Check your treads to make sure they’re at the proper height for safe driving. Follow your owner’s manual for the recommended tire maintenance. Check Your Battery Corrosion can set in across your car during the summer, but you’ll most likely find the battery as the main victim. Corrosion limits the battery’s lifespan, leading to times when your car won’t run optimally (affecting your air conditioning system) or preventing your car from turning on at all, leaving you stranded in the heat. To avoid battery replacement later, make sure it’s clean now. Simple Summer Car Care Tips While these may seem a bit obvious, it’s always good to have reminders so you can protect your vehicle when the weather starts to be described as, “scorching.” Make sure your windshield wipers are in good condition and working order. Thunderstorms are no joke in the Fort Worth area, and poor wiper blades reduce visibility and can lead to collisions and accidents. Replace your filters. The heat and winds can kick up more dust and debris than usual, and if your cabin air filter is already on its last leg, the air quality in your vehicle can suffer which can lead to some health issues. Park in a covered structure or the shade at a minimum. Direct summer sunlight isn’t good for your vehicle, period. It can also heat the interior of your car to blistering temps, meaning you’ll need to have it running for longer to cool it off with air conditioning, burning fuel and putting more wear on parts. Get Summer Ready at Our Arlington Toyota Service Center Bring your car, truck, or SUV to our Arlington Toyota Service Center, located at 1661 Wet N Wild Way, Arlington, TX 76011, for summer car service to prepare for the hotter months just around the corner. We have rotating service specials to help you save more when maintaining your vehicle, so be sure to keep an eye out for new deals. Contact us, call us at 682-238-1699, or schedule service online to pick the time that works for you.