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The water scavenger beetle genus    Tobochares    Short &amp; García, 2007 currently contains ten species, including one known but formally undescribed taxon. Although    Tobochares    was revised in 2017, ongoing fieldwork as well as an expanded concept of the genus has led to the recognition of numerous additional species. Here a combination of morphological and molecular data is presented to review this newly found    Tobochares    diversity. Fifteen new species are described from South America, bringing the total number of known species to 25:    Tobochares   akoerio    sp. nov.  (Suriname),    T.   arawak    sp. nov.  (Guyana),    T.   anthonyae    sp. nov.  (Venezuela: Bolívar),    T.   atures    sp. nov. , (Venezuela: Amazonas),    T.   benettii    sp. nov.  (Brazil: Amazonas),    T.   canaima    sp. nov.  (Venezuela: Bolívar),    T.   communis    sp. nov.  (Brazil: Amapá and Roraima, Guyana, Suriname, Venezuela: Bolívar),    T.   fusus    sp. nov.  (Brazil: Amapá, French Guiana),    T.   goias    sp. nov.  (Brazil: Goiás),    T.   kappel    sp. nov.  (Suriname),    T.   kolokoe    sp. nov.  (Suriname),    T.   luteomargo    sp. nov.  (Venezuela: Bolívar),    T.   microps    sp. nov.  (Suriname),    T.   pemon    sp. nov.  (Venezuela: Bolívar), and    T.   romanoae    sp. nov.  (Brazil: Roraima). Both morphological and molecular analyses support four clades within the genus, which are here diagnosed and described as species groups. New distributional records are provided for    T.   kusad    Kohlenberg &amp; Short, 2017 and    T.   sipaliwini    Short &amp; Kadosoe, 2011, both of which are recorded from Brazil for the first time. Previously restricted to the Guiana Shield region of South America, the distributional range of the genus is now broadly expanded to include localities as far south as the central Brazilian state of Goiás. Consistent with the biology of the previously described species, almost all the new species described here are associated with seepage and wet rock habitats. Remarkably, one species,    T.   fusus    sp. nov. , was collected in both seepage habitats as well as in the rotting fruits of    Clusia    Linnaeus (  Clusiaceae  ), making it one of the few known acidocerines with terrestrial habits outside of the genus    Quadriops    Hansen, 1999. High-resolution images of most species are included, as well as a key to species groups, species, and habitat photographs.

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Review of the Neotropical water scavenger beetle genus    Tobochares    Short &amp; García, 2007 (  Coleoptera  ,   Hydrophilidae  ,   Acidocerinae  ): new lineages, new species, and new records