2026 Toyota C-HR XSE AWD
2026 Toyota C-HR XSE AWD Lease Offer in Central Indiana
The 2026 Toyota C-HR XSE AWD is at Ed Martin Toyota in Noblesville. This generation of C-HR is fully electric. There is no gas version. That changes the ownership rhythm more than the driving. The car charges where it sits overnight instead of visiting a pump, and 287 miles of range covers the run down State Road 37 into Indianapolis and back with the week still ahead of it. Around Central Indiana it is a small, quick, all-wheel-drive SUV that suits Carmel’s roundabouts and a tight school pickup line.
You can now lease the 2026 Toyota C-HR XSE AWD for $530 per month for 36 months with $5,999.79 due at signing. To claim it, click “Get Offer” and fill out the form on this page before September 30, 2026.
Highlighted Features
- Toyota Audio Multimedia: A 14-inch touchscreen running the current Toyota interface.
- Wireless Smartphone Integration: Your phone connects without a cable.
- Six-Speaker Audio: A six-speaker system with a three-month SiriusXM trial included.
- Blind Spot Monitor: Rear Cross-Traffic Alert watches the lanes beside and behind you.
- Front and Rear Parking Assist: Automatic braking for obstacles at parking speeds, front and rear.
Vehicle Highlights
- Battery-Electric Power: A 74.7-kWh lithium-ion battery driving 338 horsepower, with no gas engine and no fuel stops.
- All-Wheel Drive, Standard: Every C-HR XSE sends power to all four wheels (AWD), which is the configuration that earns its keep on an icy February drive.
- 14-Inch Touchscreen: Toyota Audio Multimedia on a 14-inch display, with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto compatibility.
- Room for Five: Seating for 5 and 25.3 cubic feet of cargo space behind the rear seats.
- 287 Miles of Range: EPA-rated at 117 MPGe combined, enough range to cover a week of Hamilton County commuting between charges.
Why Lease the C-HR?
Electric vehicles are improving faster than almost anything else on a dealer lot, and a lease is how you ride that curve instead of betting against it. Battery chemistry, charging speed and driver-assistance software all move year to year, and leasing hands the car back at the point where those changes start to matter and puts you in whatever has replaced it. It also means the C-HR spends its entire time with you inside Toyota’s factory coverage, including the separate warranty that protects the battery and drive components, so the one part of an electric car people worry about is never your problem. For a first electric vehicle in particular, a lease is the low-commitment way to find out how the technology fits your life before you buy into it.
Vehicle Features
Battery-Electric Performance
The C-HR XSE runs on a 74.7-kWh, 391-volt lithium-ion battery producing 338 horsepower through a standard all-wheel-drive system. Electric power arrives the moment you ask for it, which makes merging onto US 31 an easier decision than the numbers suggest. The EPA rates the car at 127 MPGe in the city, 107 on the highway and 117 combined, for 287 miles of range on a charge. Ground clearance is 8 inches.
Interior and Technology
Inside, the XSE seats five and carries 25.3 cubic feet of cargo behind the rear seats, which is a weekly shop and a set of hockey bags rather than a furniture run. The 14-inch Toyota Audio Multimedia touchscreen sits at the center of the dashboard and pairs wirelessly with a phone, and the six-speaker audio system includes a three-month SiriusXM trial. At 177.9 inches long on a 108.3-inch wheelbase, it parks in spaces a larger SUV has to think about.
Safety
Toyota Safety Sense 3.0 is standard on the XSE. It covers the situations that actually cause trouble: a Pre-Collision System with Pedestrian Detection, Lane Departure Alert with Steering Assist, Lane Tracing Assist, full-speed range radar cruise control, Automatic High Beams, Road Sign Assist and Proactive Drive Assist. Beyond that suite the car adds Blind Spot Monitor with Rear Cross-Traffic Alert, Safe Exit Alert, Front and Rear Parking Assist with Automatic Braking, and a backup camera, so the C-HR is watching the lanes beside you and the space behind you without being asked.