Toyota C-HR
C-HR Hybrid 1.8i VVT-i C-Lub E-CVT Incl. Navi - Winter …
Description
The ideal city companion: Toyota C-HR (2023). C-HR Hybrid 1.8i VVT-i C-Lub E-CVT Incl. Navi - Winter Pack. The SUV design makes for a practical and comfortable drive. This SUV is powered by a plug-in hybrid engine producing 90 kW / 122 hp with an automatic gearbox. 69.440 km on the clock. This car is well equipped, including Armrest, Automatic climate control, Tinted windows, Keyless entry, Leather. Get in touch to reserve your viewing.
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The C-HR — Toyota’s striking, reliable crossover.
The Toyota C-HR stands out with its bold design and combines it with Toyota’s famous reliability and a thrifty petrol engine. A stylish, worry-free crossover.
Upgrades
- The C-HR was Toyota’s first crossover on the TNGA GA-C platform.
- The 1.2 turbo (8NR-FTS) was the entry engine, later joined by the 1.8/2.0 hybrid.
- Hidden rear door handles in the C-pillar reinforce the coupé line.
- Toyota Safety Sense was standard.
Fixes
- Anonymous crossover shapes — the C-HR got a coupé line with hidden handles.
- Older crossovers without TNGA — the C-HR gained TNGA.
- The tamer design — the C-HR has a coupé-like roofline.
- The older engines — the 1.2 turbo/1.8 hybrid are more economical.
Design & personality
The C-HR stands out with its bold, coupé-like design and angular lines. It is one of the most characterful crossovers in its class.
Reliability & comfort
The C-HR combines Toyota’s famous reliability with a comfortable, calm ride. Quiet and relaxed on the motorway.
- The C-HR shares mechanicals with the Toyota Corolla.
- Choose a full-history example for the best reliability.
Did you know?
- C-HR stands for “Coupe High-Rider”.
- The C-HR was Toyota’s first compact crossover.
The C-HR is the striking, reliable crossover combining design and worry-free driving.
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