How far can a Toyota C-HR go on a full tank?
In most markets, a Toyota C-HR with the standard 2.0-liter engine and CVT can cover roughly 390–420 miles on a full tank, depending on conditions.
The exact range depends on the tank size your model uses and the official fuel-economy ratings for your year and trim. The typical tank holds about 13.2 gallons (50 liters), and overall efficiency varies between non-hybrid and hybrid variants, as well as driving style, terrain, and climate.
Estimated range by variant
To compare driving ranges, here are common baselines for widely sold configurations.
- Non-hybrid C-HR (typical US-market version): around 13.2-gallon tank with EPA combined fuel economy in the low 30s mpg, yielding roughly 390–420 miles per tank.
- Hybrid variants (where available in Europe and other markets): significantly higher efficiency; with similar-sized tanks, ranges commonly exceed 550 miles and can approach 700 miles under favorable highway conditions.
Actual range will vary by year, trim, and local fuel economy testing. Check your owner's manual and the vehicle's on-board computer for a current estimate.
Example calculation
Estimate your own range using: Range = Tank capacity (gallons) × Combined mpg. For example, a 13.2-gallon tank with 30 mpg combined would yield about 396 miles of driving range (13.2 × 30 = 396).
Tips to maximize range
Drivers who want to stretch each tank can adopt fuel-efficient habits and maintain the vehicle properly.
- Drive smoothly with gradual acceleration and gentle deceleration.
- Keep tires inflated to the recommended pressure and ensure alignment.
- Use eco or energy-saving modes if the model offers them, and minimize unnecessary weight and drag.
- Plan trips to minimize stop-and-go traffic, and use cruise control on highways when appropriate.
By combining prudent driving with proper vehicle maintenance, you can get the most distance from a single tank.
Summary
The Toyota C-HR’s range on a full tank typically falls around 390–420 miles for the standard non-hybrid version in markets like the United States. Hybrid versions, where offered, can push well beyond that range thanks to higher fuel efficiency, though exact numbers depend on tank size and local economy ratings. Always verify the latest EPA ratings for your specific model year and consult the onboard fuel-range display for real-time estimates.
