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The SUVs with hybrid drive are currently very rare that’s why Toyota C-HR does not have direct competitors because Toyota C-HR is one of the few SUVs which come with Hybrid Drive. Even it exists, it exist as a luxury crossover such as Volvo XC90, Porsche Cayenne or a Mercedes GLE.

 

In the compact class, hybrid models are, however, shortcomings. So far only the Kia Niro is on the road in this area. At the beginning of 2017, a new SUV was introduced in the South Korean: the 4.36 meter long Toyota C-HR hybrid.

 

Toyota C-HR Genre

In order to exclude possible uncertainties regarding the genre of the C-HR from the outset, let just first clarify its class affiliation. Although Toyota markets it as a coupé High Ride - but this should not mislead the fact that it is undoubtedly an SUV. The only thing distinguishing the C-HR from a conventional crossover is the particularly sleek sheet metal outer. In fact, it is an SUV coupé.

 

Fuel Consumption

The generic name, however, is only a secondary issue. In a hybrid, two other questions are more significant: How does the alternative drive is - and does it really benefit from consumption and cost? So the fuel economy of the car is actually the answer. The fuel consumption of Toyota C-HR is 3.8 l / 100km and max 3.9 l / 100km combined with the Gasoline and electric fuel type option in this stylish new car having front wheel drive.

 

Sleek Look

The sleek suit is also the part of the debut package of the car which is perhaps the biggest surprise of the debuts, because Toyota is not necessarily known for its daring designs. At the C-HR, however, this tradition has been left behind: courage for the edge, sweeping lines and the unusual shape - not only at the front but also at the rear.

 

The subtle ambience lighting and the blue / purple decor inserts in the car, however, the Japanese first build in the second highest equipment line "Style".

 

Hybrid And The Efficiency

On the Toyota C-HR, the standard announces 3.8 liters / 100 km and 86 grams of CO 2 / km, which is much closer to the real average value on the roads approximately 5 liters. In addition to the alternative drive, only a 1.2-liter four-cylinder petrol engine with 116 hp is available. It is a lot more agile than the hybrid engine (especially with the 6-speed manual transmission).

 

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