The Toyota C-HR is a model that hardly needs an introduction. It wouldn’t be an exaggeration to say that when it first entered the market eight years ago, it sparked widespread discussion thanks to its futuristic design. Over the years, however, it has delivered impressive sales figures for the Japanese brand and secured the top position in its segment.
The second-generation Toyota C-HR has already made its world premiere, and it is clear that it will continue the highly successful path of its predecessor, thanks to a wealth of technological and design innovations. Most notably, the new generation of the C-HR “plugs in,” as it now includes a plug-in hybrid (PHEV) version in its lineup.
Designed and manufactured in Europe specifically for European customers, the new C-HR raises the bar in build quality while maintaining the unparalleled reliability that defines Toyota vehicles.
On the outside, the model retains, yet further enhances, its dynamic coupe-crossover profile with sharper, more striking design elements. The 20-inch wheels are positioned at the very corners of the body, while the entirely redesigned lighting units seamlessly wrap around both the front fascia and the pronounced wheel arches. A distinctive hallmark of the new C-HR’s design identity is its two-tone body finish, which visually underscores the car’s athletic and expressive character.
At the rear, the design continues to impress with a steeper roofline and a bold, full-width illuminated light bar that extends from edge to edge, emphasizing the car’s futuristic appeal.
