Pour one out for the . The smallest crossover Toyota sells in the U.S. is gone from our shores after 2022. Speaking to , a Toyota rep confirmed that the CH-R’s next generation will be sold everywhere else but the U.S.

On December 5th, Toyota showed a concept C-HR meant to preview the next generation of the small crossover, called C-HR Prologue. It stayed true to the C-HR’s funky design theme, just updated. It even has a little hint of the in the front facia. Toyota also threw in a plug-in hybrid powertrain. Given that the C-HR has been sold here in the U.S. for over six years, we would be getting the new model. But apparently, that’s not the case.

In a statement provided to , Toyota confirmed that the C-HR will be leaving the North American market after 2022.:

Effective following the 2022 model year, Toyota will discontinue sales of the C-HR in the U.S. and Canada. We are constantly evaluating our product lineup and we remain committed to the compact SUV segment. With the recent introduction of the Corolla Cross and Corolla Cross Hybrid, two great products that offer a great combination of utility and efficiency, and the best-selling RAV4, we are providing multiple options for compact SUV buyers.

Originally planned to be a Scion model before that brand was phased out, the model into its lineup as it did with the iM and FR-S. It was to recommend the C-HR — its small size made for a cramped interior, and it was underpowered. It puttered around with a 2.0-liter four-cylinder that developed just 144 horsepower, routed to the front wheels via a CVT.

Buyers who want something this small will have to go elsewhere as the Corolla Cross becomes the smallest crossover Toyota sells. There are still options like the , , and .