2027 Toyota C-HR EV pricing is here, starting at $37,080

Toyota announced prices for the 2027 C-HR start at $37,080, or $2,100 more than its first electric SUV.

Toyota announced prices for the 2027 C-HR start at $37,080, or $2,100 more than its first electric SUV.

Headlining our Thursday Green Deals this week is an exclusive $740 discount on Jackery’s newest 1,024Wh HomePower 1000 v2 Portable Power Station – with or without a 200W solar panel – at new lows starting from $449. We also spotted the premium Greenworks 80V MaximusZ Cordless Electric Zero Turn Riding Mower bundled with 2x 16.0Ah batteries, 4x 8.0Ah batteries, and a turbo wall charger getting $3,500 cut from the tag for a new $5,500 low. There’s also the Baseus S2 4K Wireless Outdoor Solar Security Camera with sun-tracking panels, radar, and more – down at $87, as well as the Segway E2 Pro e-scooter for $420, the Autel 80A level 2 EV charger back at its all-time low, a 2-pack of Worx 4.0Ah batteries, and more waiting for you below. Plus, there are the hangover deals from this week at the bottom of the page, like yesterday’s new low prices on the Segway Xafari and Xyber e-bikes, the latest EcoFlow power station flash sale, and more.
Head below for other New Green Deals we’ve found today and, of course, Electrek’s best EV buying and leasing deals. Also, check out the new Electrek Tesla Shop for the best deals on Tesla accessories.

Tesla and SpaceX have confirmed where they’ll build Terafab, the semiconductor megafactory Elon Musk first teased in March. It’s going to Grimes County, Texas, about an hour northwest of Houston.
The companies put the initial phase at roughly $16.8 billion and said the finished site will span more than 100 million square feet, which they’re calling the largest chip manufacturing facility on the planet.

The new Hyundai IONIQ 6 is now on sale in Turkey with an updated design, new tech, and a longer driving range.

In the “Why don’t they sell that over here?” and “Why can’t we have nice things?” columns this morning, GM has announced range and pricing for its gorgeous new Electra L7 sedan in China, and it is a screaming deal.

Ford announced the name and price of its most important electric vehicle in years on Thursday: an electric pickup called the Fathom that starts at $28,350.
It’s the first vehicle on Ford’s new Universal EV Platform, and the company is hitting that price with no federal tax credit to lean on. That’s the whole point.

BMW is hurrying to ramp up production of the new i3 after opening orders early due to stronger-than-expected demand.

A police department in Parker, Colorado, pulled over a Tesla going 64 mph in a 45 mph zone whose driver insisted they weren’t responsible, because the car was running “Full Self-Driving.”
Of course, Tesla will never take responsibility for that incident, but the frustrating part is that Tesla already has the solution and yet it refuses to implement it.

Tesla has started building its next-generation Megapack 3 grid battery, with the first units rolling off the line at the company’s new Megafactory in Brookshire, Texas.
The plant went from groundbreaking to production in 16 months and is designed to build 50 GWh of Megapack 3 a year. That’s the version Tesla says packs roughly 28% more energy into the same footprint as the Megapack it replaces.

Ford revealed that its affordable midsize electric pickup will be named Fathom, with prices starting at just $28,350.