
The new Toyota C-HR goes on sale with a choice of Hybrid and PHEV powertrains, five model choices and prices from £31,290
Back in June, the new Toyota C-HR arrived, and it’s effectively a new Prius (which we don’t get in the UK), wrapped up in a still funky, but more grown-up body, improved materials quality, and sustainable boxes ticked for the interior which comes with an up to 12.3″ digital dash and 12.3″ infotainment (depending on how much you spend).Now, the new C-HR goes on sale in the UK with a choice of Hybrid and PHEV powertrains, a 4WD option (to come) and, initially at least, a choice of five trim levels.
Power comes from a choice of Hybrid 1.8 and 2.0-litre petrol engines plus electric motor and, next year, PHEV options too.
The entry-level C-HR Icon (£31,290) comes with a 1.8-litre Hybrid with 17″ alloys, power-folding door mirrors, cloth upholstery, 7.0″ driver display and 8.0″ infotainment, smart entry, auto wipers, Nav, Apple Car Play and Android Auto, and much safety stuff.
The C-HR Design (£34,685) also gets the 1.8-litre Hybrid but adds 18″ alloys, privacy glass, parking sensors, heated and cooled front seats, 12.3″ driver display and infotainment, wireless phone charging and rear USB-C ports. You can also option a Panoramic roof and bi-tone paint.
The CH-R Excel (£38,150) keeps the 1.8-litre Hybrid and adds 19″ alloys, bi-tone paint, sports seats, ambient lighting, Panoramic Roof, Panoramic View Monitor, more safety stuff, cornering lights and more options such as posh JBL Sound and Tech Pack.
The ‘sporty’ C-HR GR Sport (£40,645) gets the 2.0-litre Hybrid with Toyota Gazoo Racing design add-ons 20″ GR Sport alloys, HUD, JBL Sound, digital rear-view camera.
Finally, and for a limited time, there’s a C-HR Premiere Edition (£42,720) and gets all the standard and option features of the C-HR Excel plus leather, bi-tone paint with Sulfer Metallic with Astral Black roof.
The new Toyota C-HR is now on sale with first customer cars expected in January 2024.



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