World premiere of the all-new Toyota C-HR
Toyota has announced the world premiere of the all-new Toyota C-HR, a model that builds on the success of the original C-HR as an innovator among European C-segment SUVs. The new model is designed, engineered, and built in Europe specifically for European customers. It features a radical exterior design that creates the impact of “a concept car on the road” and a contemporary interior styling that combines functionality with modern comfort.
The focus of the new Toyota C-HR is sustainability, with increased use of recycled and animal-free materials and a reduction in carbon emissions through weight-saving and new production processes. It offers a personalized user experience with seamless and intuitive control and connectivity, including a new digital key. The range includes fully electrified options with 1.8 and 2.0-litre hybrid electric systems and a 2.0-litre plug-in hybrid electric system with increased EV capability.
The new Toyota C-HR is considered a landmark model for Toyota in Europe. The original C-HR was a radical addition to the market and helped transform public perception of Toyota in Europe. The new model takes the quality and status of its predecessor to a higher level with avant-garde design, advanced technologies, and a range of electrified powertrains.
The design of the new Toyota C-HR is striking, faithful to the styling of the prologue model revealed in late 2022. It features a coupe-like profile with sharp lines and interlocking shapes. The interior of the car has a premium and refined feel with a focus on driver-centric controls and a cabin that wraps around the passengers.
Toyota has prioritized a seamless and personalized user experience for the new C-HR, incorporating connected in-car systems that can be controlled through various interfaces. The car features a welcome scenario that automatically adjusts settings based on the driver’s preferences, a digital combimeter with customizable layouts, and an ambient lighting system with a wide range of colors.
The new Toyota C-HR comes with advanced safety and driver assistance features, including the latest Toyota Safety Sense portfolio. The range of safety features has been extended to provide greater safeguards and reduce the burden on the driver. Software updates can be delivered over-the-air for added convenience.
Toyota has also implemented measures to support sustainability and reduce carbon emissions in the new C-HR. The car contains double the amount of recycled plastics compared to its predecessor, and recycled materials are used in more than 100 different parts. The car’s weight has been reduced through design and technology measures, and it offers three electrified powertrain options: 1.8 and 2.0-litre hybrid electric versions and a 2.0-litre plug-in hybrid electric model.
Further details regarding the UK range, specifications, and pricing of the new Toyota C-HR will be confirmed at a later date.
