Toyota C-HR
Toyota
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The bold subcompact crossover. Striking coupe-like styling in a small package.
The Toyota C-HR (Coupe High-Rider) is a subcompact crossover defined by its bold, angular, coupe-like styling that stood out sharply in a conventional segment. It prioritized distinctive design and a sporty look, with a comfortable ride and Toyota reliability, though practicality was traded for the dramatic shape. In many markets the C-HR offered hybrid power, and a new generation continued the striking design theme with electrified powertrains. The C-HR targeted younger, style-conscious buyers wanting something visually distinctive in the small-crossover class. On WhipJury, the C-HR appears as a bold, design-led subcompact crossover.
Frequently asked questions about Toyota C-HR
What does C-HR stand for?
Coupe High-Rider, reflecting its coupe-influenced styling on a raised crossover body.
Is there a hybrid C-HR?
Yes, in many markets the C-HR offered hybrid power, and newer generations expanded electrified options.
Is the C-HR reliable?
Yes, with Toyota strong reliability reputation and proven powertrains.
Is the C-HR practical?
Less than more conventional rivals, as the dramatic coupe-like styling reduces rear visibility and cargo space. It prioritizes looks over outright practicality.
Does the C-HR have all-wheel drive?
Availability varies by market and generation; some offer all-wheel drive while others are front-wheel drive only.