The launch of the original Toyota C-HR was a landmark for both Toyota and the European C-SUV segment. It was a radical addition to a highly competitive market, striking a contrast with conventional SUV styling with a dramatic, sharp-edged design closer to the look of contemporary sports coupes.
The original Toyota C-HR broke the mould of SUV design with its coupe-like lines. These are rendered even more sharply in the new model with its “super-coupe” profile. The frontal treatment presents the new face for Toyota SUVs, seen also on the all-electric bZ4X and new Prius. True to the styling cues seen on the Toyota C-HR prologue, the look is keen and piercing, with a sense of the car being ready to surge forwards. The theme of interlocking shapes is prominent in the diamond-cut character lines along the side of the vehicle, underscoring the flush door handles - featured on a Toyota for the first time - and adding emphasis to the car’s road presence. The car’s dynamic, condensed look is further strengthened by short overhangs and large wheels - up to 20-inch diameter.
The original Toyota C-HR marked a leap forward in sensory quality; the new model goes further with an interior that has an even more premium and refined feel and appearance. All control elements are concentrated in the driver’s zone, while a horizontal instrument panel arrangement and a “wing” design theme give passengers the sense of the cabin wrapping around them, enhancing the sense of comfort.
The all-new Toyota C-HR will be available with the Toyota Smart Connect multimedia package, including an eight or 12.3-inch touchscreen, on-board voice agent and wireless smartphone connection via Apple CarPlay or Android Auto. Available features on flagship models include a JBL premium sound system, dual-zone climate-control air conditioning, heated front seats and steering wheel, 64-colour ambient lighting, a wireless phone charging pad, and a surround-view camera. There is a new panoramic glass roof that "has low-emissive and infra-red-reducing coatings which keep heat inside.
The all-new Toyota C-HR will be introduced with a choice of four electrified powertrains, a line-up that demonstrates Toyota’s well-proven multi-technology path to carbon neutrality. The range comprises 1.8 and 2.0-litre hybrid electric versions and a 2.0-litre plug-in hybrid electric model. The 2.0-litre HEV variant will additionally be available with the option of intelligent all-wheel drive.
The new powertrains have been calibrated to achieve intuitive acceleration performance and controllability, with a more direct relationship between use of the throttle and the vehicle’s response. Suspension, brakes and steering have also been redesigned and tuned to achieve an ideal balance between vehicle poise, ride comfort and responsiveness.
Owners will also be able to choose an advanced safety package for their car, including features such as Lane Change Assist with Front Cross Traffic Alert, a Driver Monitor Camera, an Automatic High-Beam System with camera control to adjust light distribution; and hands-free driving to automatically follow the vehicle ahead in a stop-start traffic jam.
In summary, the 2024 Toyota C-HR combines striking design, advanced technology, exhilarating performance, and comprehensive safety features. If you're looking for a new SUV that's fun to drive and loaded with features, the C-HR is a great option.
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26 июн 2023
