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Toyota C-HR Sales Figures

Toyota C-HR

Here you will find monthly and yearly United States and Canadian sales figures for the Toyota C-HR. The original C-HR was a subcompact crossover with a coupe-like profile that went on sale in America in the spring of 2017 and ran out in 2023. The nameplate returned in 2026 as an all-new battery-electric compact SUV built on Toyota’s e-TNGA platform, so the charts below show two very different vehicles separated by an almost empty stretch.


Specifications
  • Class: Battery-electric compact SUV, five seats (2026 model year)
  • Powertrain: Dual electric motors, 338 hp net combined, all-wheel drive standard in the U.S. (Canada also offers a front-drive SE)
  • Battery and range: 77 kWh battery (Toyota Canada); EPA-estimated 287 miles with 18-inch wheels and 273 miles with 20-inch wheels
  • Charging: NACS port; DC fast charging from 10 to 80 percent in about 30 minutes
  • Transmission: Single-speed
  • Trims: SE and XSE in the U.S.; SE, XSE AWD and XSE Premium AWD in Canada
  • Cargo: Up to 25.3 cubic feet behind the rear seats
  • Chief rivals: Hyundai Kona Electric, Kia Niro EV, Chevrolet Equinox EV, Volvo EX30

Toyota C-HR Sales in the United States

The first-generation C-HR chart opens in April 2017, and the crossover found 25,755 buyers over the rest of that year. Its first full year, 2018, was the best at 49,642, and 2019 came close at 48,930. Sales then eased to 42,936 in 2020 and 35,707 in 2021 before dropping 66.0 percent to 12,141 in 2022 as the model wound down. Just 777 sold in 2023, nearly nine in ten of them in January and February, and there were no meaningful U.S. sales in 2024 or 2025. The battery-electric C-HR arrived in the spring of 2026, and from January to September it has found 7,215 buyers, with 3,735 in the second quarter, 3,467 in the third and a best month of 1,594 in June.

2025 full year
1
▼ 99.9% vs 2023
2026 YTD (Jan–Sep)
7,215
▲ 721,400.0% vs same period 2025
Best year
49,642
2018
Total on record
223,104
all years
2017: 25,755 units2018: 49,642 units2019: 48,930 units2020: 42,936 units2021: 35,707 units2022: 12,141 units2023: 777 units2025: 1 units2026: 7,215 units (partial)012.5k25k37.5k50k201720182019202020212022202320252026

Toyota C-HR, United States calendar-year unit sales, 2017–2026. 2026 is January–Sep (partial).

Annual sales

YearUnitsYoY
201725,755—
201849,642▲ 92.7%
201948,930▼ 1.4%
202042,936▼ 12.3%
202135,707▼ 16.8%
202212,141▼ 66.0%
2023777▼ 93.6%
20251▼ 99.9%
2026 (Jan–Sep)7,215▲ 721,400.0% YTD

Monthly sales

YearJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDecTotal
2017———5501,8483,1003,4442,9013,0173,6383,3913,86625,755
20183,9464,4205,2533,9234,3664,3313,6883,8234,1803,6833,7324,29749,642
20194,1024,7435,6763,6563,9943,6403,5914,9353,4403,9003,9503,30348,930
20202,9614,4392,9721,9894,4214,6423,6773,8974,6063,3582,6663,30842,936
20212,8393,0494,5135,2426,0042,7963,6612,4111,8731,2961,08294135,707
20227851,6621,8082,0011,6801,14463429130849672860412,141
2023346345591365—11——1777
2025——————0100001
202600136321,5091,5941,1891,384894———7,215

Toyota C-HR Sales in Canada

In Canada the C-HR chart starts in May 2017 with 4,321 sales for the year. Volume climbed to 6,819 in 2018 and 7,283 in 2019, dipped to 6,618 in 2020, then set the Canadian record of 8,176 in 2021. The 2022 total fell 63.4 percent to 2,990, followed by a run-out of just 3 sales in 2023 and none in 2024 or 2025. The electric C-HR has sold 2,705 in Canada from January to September 2026, including 1,389 in the second quarter and 1,303 in the third.

2017: 4,321 units2018: 6,819 units2019: 7,283 units2020: 6,618 units2021: 8,176 units2022: 2,990 units2023: 3 units2026: 2,705 units (partial)02.5k5k7.5k10k20172018201920202021202220232026

Toyota C-HR, Canada calendar-year unit sales, 2017–2026. 2026 is January–Sep (partial).

Annual sales

YearUnitsYoY
20174,321—
20186,819▲ 57.8%
20197,283▲ 6.8%
20206,618▼ 9.1%
20218,176▲ 23.5%
20222,990▼ 63.4%
20233▼ 99.9%
2026 (Jan–Sep)2,705▲ 90,066.7% YTD

Monthly sales

YearJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDecTotal
201700006906415805264485274464634,321
20184104085315217326797075756255976443906,819
20195044594838518517756676676085094434667,283
20204974524986145586166556256275074615086,618
20214934935679008189029379829383763763948,176
20223843664233743743921691951794444462,990
20231100000010003
20260013262507620556412335———2,705

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