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    Toyota C-HR

    Breaking Toyota’s modus operandi of producing safe, palatable cars for the mass market, the original Toyota C-HR turned the humble Corolla into a futuristic, exciting crossover with immediate payoff.

    Toyota sold 53,271 first-generation cars in Australia; the second coming is made of the same stuff. With two-tone paint, sharp edges, and a low-sloping roofline, the new car looks genuinely sporty.

    Nonetheless, the price has gone up substantially as well. Why you ask? One reason pricing for the C-HR has climbed so much when compared to the pre-update model is this new-generation model is now sourced from Turkey – which means it attracts import tariffs that don’t affect the outgoing, Japanese-made model.

    C-HR GXL and Koba variants feature a 1.8-litre unit, while the GR Sport has a more powerful 2.0-litre setup with all-wheel drive. The 1.8-litre hybrid drivetrain in the GXL and Koba, shared with the Corolla, produces 103kW, up 15 per cent on the 90kW you get in the outgoing model. Meanwhile, the GR Sport gets 145kW of power and all-wheel drive thanks to an extra electric motor on the rear axle.

    Retail Price

    $45,440 - $57,390

    Transmission

    Auto (CVT)

    Driven Wheels

    4x4 or Front

    Fuel Type

    Unleaded

    Body Types

    SUV

    Powertrain Type

    4x4 or Front-wheel Drive

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    Retail Price

    $45,440 - $57,390

    Transmission

    Auto (CVT)

    Driven Wheels

    4x4 or Front

    Fuel Type

    Unleaded

    Body Types

    SUV

    Powertrain Type

    4x4 or Front-wheel Drive

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    Toyota C-HR

    Available Variants

    The Toyota C-HR comes in a variety of variants with the cheapest being GXL and the most expensive being Gr Sport.

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    Power to Weight
    69.13 - 92.7 kW/t
    68.63 kW/t
    165.79 kW/t
    Boot Space
    362 - 388 litres
    284 litres
    560 litres
    Fuel Efficiency
    4 - 4.1 L/100km
    1.5 L/100km
    9.2 L/100km
    Vehicle Range
    1,049 - 1,075 km
    460 km
    2,867 km
    Price
    $45,440 - $57,390
    $38,990
    $102,900
    Warranty (Years)
    5 years
    4 years
    7 years
    Warranty (Distance)
    Unlimited
    150,000 km
    Unlimited
    Years on Sale
    2 years
    4 years
    7 years
    Service Interval
    12 months
    12 months
    24 months

    Towing & Off-Road Capability

    Gross Vehicle Weight
    1,930 - 2,015 kg
    1,755 kg
    2,605 kg
    Braked Towing Capacity
    725 kg
    400 kg
    2,100 kg
    Ground Clearance Unladen
    130 mm
    130 mm
    211 mm
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    Dimensions

    4,362 mm
    1,832 mm
    1,558 mm
    The dimensions shown above are for the base model.
    SpecificationMeasurement
    Overall Length4,362 mm
    Overall Width1,832 mm
    Overall Height1,558 mm
    Wheelbase2,640 mm
    Turning Circle10,800 mm
    Load Capacity475 mm

    Dimensions in this table show the minimum and maximum values of all variants for this vehicle.

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    The cheapest Toyota C-HR is the GXL that starts from $45,440.

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    The most expensive Toyota C-HR is the Gr Sport that starts from $57,390.

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    The best towing capacity of a Toyota C-HR is 725 kg offered by the following variants: GXL, Koba and Gr Sport.

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    The largest Toyota C-HR is the Koba which measures 1832mm wide, 4362mm in length and sits 1564mm tall.

    The most powerful Toyota C-HR is the Gr Sport which has 146kW of power from its 2.0L In-Line engine.

    The Toyota C-HR is built in Turkey and shipped to Australia.

    The heaviest Toyota C-HR is the Gr Sport which weighs 2015 kg (kerb weight).

    The Toyota C-HR uses Unleaded.

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