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Facts about Toyota C-HR
- The Toyota C-HR was first introduced in the UK in 2016.
- It is considered a subcompact crossover SUV
- According to Toyota, the name C-HR could mean either Compact High Rider or Cross Hatch Run-about.
- The C-HR is positioned between the Yaris Cross and Corolla Cross, and is noticeably smaller than the RAV4.
- It is available in the UK as a plug-in hybrid and full hybrid, as well as battery-electric (C-HR+).
- There have been two generations and several facelifts of the Toyota C-HR, as well as a battery-electric spinoff model called the C-HR+.
- The first C-HR was very unexpected, design-wise, but proved to be far more successful than Toyota had anticipated; the second-generation C-HR is even more bold in design and has created a niche for itself.
- Some of the biggest competitors to the Toyota C-HR include the Citroën C3 Aircross, Ford Puma, and Nissan Qashqai.
- The second-generation C-HR uses the same GA-C platform as the Toyota Corolla, Prius, and Lexus UX.
- European second-generation C-HRs are manufactured by Toyota Motor Manufacturing Türkiye (TMMT) in Sakarya, Turkey.
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Frequently asked questions about Toyota C-HR
Why did Toyota C-HR get discontinued?
The Toyota C-HR has not been discontinued in the UK, but it has been discontinued in several key markets such as the United States and Canada after 2022. In those markets, the C-HR suffered from competition from bigger, more powerful SUVs, and from Toyota itself through the introduction of the Corolla Cross.
Is the Toyota C-HR a good car?
Yes, the C-HR is a great car so long as one doesn’t mind the unique style it has, which is quite bold and striking. Looks aside, the C-HR took many by surprise for its superb performance, reliability, and fuel efficiency. Its downsides are that it isn’t as practical as other Toyota models, it has a fairly small boot and constrained rear seating, and is priced higher than other models.
How long does a Toyota C-HR last?
As can be expected from a Toyota, the C-HR has a great track record of reliability, perhaps between 200,000 and 250,000 miles or even up to 300,000 miles or more. Naturally, the C-HR’s lifespan will depend on your driving habits and the model year. Some model years have suffered from transmission issues, so keeping tabs on maintenance is key.
Why is the Toyota C-HR so popular?
The C-HR was a brilliant success for Toyota because it seemingly came out of nowhere with its bold style and great performance. Compared to other Toyotas, which may sometimes appear a little dull in design, the C-HR is fun and exciting, but all with the same reliability that Toyota owners have come to appreciate.
Which is better, a C-HR or a Corolla?
Both the C-HR and Corolla are excellent cars and share the same platform, but they look a little different and offer unique advantages over one another. The Corolla is more fuel efficient and smaller, whereas the C-HR has a little more boot space and more stylish looks.