Model year

2022 Toyota C-HR

NHTSA lists 0 recalls and 3 complaints for the 2022 Toyota C-HR (recall file dated Oct 23, 2026; complaint file dated Oct 23, 2026). The components listed on the most complaints are POWER TRAIN (3). NHTSA rated the 5 HB FWD 4 stars overall. EPA rates it 29 mpg combined (fuel economy file dated Sep 29, 2026). EPA's annual fuel-cost figures for these configurations are $2,300, based on 15,000 miles and 55% city driving.

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Recalls

No recalls are listed for this name in the matched NHTSA file.

Complaints

3 distinct complaints. Crash flag on 0, fire flag on 0, injury field 0, deaths field 0. A complaint can be counted under more than one component. The injury and death figures are the file's numbers (the highest value on each complaint, then added), not a separate verified count of people.

  1. POWER TRAIN3

Investigations

No investigations are matched to this name.

Safety ratings

NHTSA 5-star variants matched to this model year (1). Rollover possibility is the API's published figure, shown as recorded.
VariantOverallFrontSidePoleRolloverPhoto
5 HB FWD 4 4554 · possibility 0.143NHTSA photo

Fuel economy

EPA configurations. Electric rows show MPGe in the combined column and kWh/100 mi separately. Annual fuel cost is EPA's published fuelCost08 figure.
ConfigurationFuelCityHwyCombkWh/100 miRangeAnnual fuel cost
C-HR · 2L · Automatic (AV-S7) · Front-Wheel DriveRegular Gasoline273129——$2,300

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This page is not a VIN lookup. NHTSA's recall tool checks a specific vehicle: nhtsa.gov/recalls. NHTSA's page for this model year is 2022 Toyota C-HR at NHTSA. Complaint narratives stay on NHTSA's site and are not copied here.

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