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The second-generation Toyota C-HR keeps the model's defining trait — styling unlike anything else in the class. The bodywork is sharper still, and the hidden rear door handle remains.
Dimensions
It is 4360 mm long, 1830 mm wide and 1538-1564 mm tall, on a 2640 mm wheelbase. Kerb weight is 1430-1650 kg depending on powertrain.
Hybrids
The entry version is a 1.8 hybrid (2ZR-FXE, 1798 cc) with 140 hp of system output. The stronger 2.0 (M20A-FXS, 1986 cc) makes 197 hp and comes with front-wheel drive or E-Four all-wheel drive, where a separate motor turns the rear axle.
Both use an eCVT. This hybrid never needs plugging in — the battery is replenished by the engine and regeneration.
Trims of Toyota C-HR second generation from official dealers
Gasoline
| Trim | Engine | Drive | Power | Consumption | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| C-HR 1.8 Hybrid e-CVT Lounge | 1798 cc | — | 140 hp at rpm | — | ≈ 40,684 $ |
| C-HR 2.0 Hybrid e-CVT AWD-i Premium | 1986 cc | — | 197 hp at rpm | — | ≈ 48,312 $ |
| C-HR 2.0 Hybrid e-CVT Lounge | 1986 cc | — | 197 hp at rpm | — | ≈ 40,746 $ |
| C-HR 2.0 Hybrid e-CVT Premium | 1986 cc | — | 197 hp at rpm | — | ≈ 45,087 $ |
Other CH-R generations
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