Despite what the name of the C-HR+ might have you believe, it is not based on the gas-powered C-HR, and, instead, has the same e-TNGA 2.0 platform as the bZ4X. Unlike that model t

At a brand overview in Brussels, Belgium, last week, Toyota dropped the sheath on the spearhead of that EV assault, the new C-HR+ small crossover.

For its infotainment system, the BZ3X is powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon 8155 chip. Audio is courtesy of Yamaha with an 11-speaker system. Of course, it comes with advanced driver assists and is developed by Momenta. It gives this EV crossover a higher level of semi-autonomous driving capabilities, along with remote parking.

The Toyota bZ4X was supposed to be the brand’s answer to the Tesla Model Y, and the slew of other similarly-sized electric SUVs on the market, but it’s never really taken off