End of Nivus Is Decreed! The New Toyota C-HR Compact SUV, Which Delivers 25 Km Per Liter, Arrives on the Market Priced Around R$ 100,000

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Published on 11/12/2024 at 11:21

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Get Ready for the Launch of the New Compact SUV from Toyota, the C-HR, Which Promises to Outshine VW. With a Renewed Design and Hybrid Powertrain, the New Toyota C-HR is Expected to Cost Around R$ 159 Thousand.

Toyota is launching a new compact SUV in response to models from BYD and VW, which have dominated the market. The new Toyota C-HR combines innovative design and hybrid powertrain, promising to be a major success. With a growing focus on SUVs, Toyota hopes the C-HR will help further popularize the brand. This model is designed to meet the demands of modern consumers, offering a perfect combination of style, efficiency, and technology.

Toyota’s Compact SUV Gains Unique Design and Wins Consumers’ Hearts

Launched initially in 2015, the first-generation Toyota C-HR was always a car ahead of its time with a very modern and updated look, and the new second generation arrives to successfully replace it.

In terms of dimensions, the second generation of the new Toyota SUV has grown and now measures 4.36 m in length, with a wheelbase of 2.64 m, a width of 1.83 m, a height of 1.57 m, weighing a light 1278 kg and accommodating an excellent 450 l of luggage in the trunk, which is very generous.

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New Toyota C-HR Can Deliver Up to 220 Combined Horsepower

Mechanically, the new Toyota C-HR proves to be a great option to compete with BYD. Always hybrid, the new Toyota SUV in the base versions can come with the same 1.8 engine as our Corolla. However, the coolest setup equipping it is the 2.0 naturally aspirated four-cylinder engine combined with two rear electric motors. All together, it has a strong 195 combined horsepower, and the torque has not been revealed.

The transmission is an automatic CVT type, and the traction can be either front-wheel or all-wheel drive. The performance is excellent, as it moves better than the previous-generation Toyota C-HR, and the fuel economy figures are impressive, recording 21.7 km per liter in the city and 20 km/l on the highway with gasoline.

An interesting option is the plug-in hybrid, which was launched with this second generation. Based on the same 2.0 four-cylinder engine as the conventional hybrid plus an electric motor with 133.8 kWh batteries, it totals 220 combined horsepower and the torque is unknown.

The performance is impressive, reaching 0 to 100 km/h in 6.9 seconds on consumption. The model can outpace some rivals, recording 27 km per liter in the city and 25 km/l on the highway with gasoline.

Interior of the Toyota Compact SUV Impresses the Public

Nivus' End is Decreed! The New Toyota Compact SUV, Which Achieves 25 km Per Liter, Hits the Market in the R$ 100 Thousand Range — Photo: Disclosure/Toyota

Inside, the new compact SUV from Toyota already brings the brand’s new visual identity with a more sophisticated and modern style. The finish is excellent with quality materials all around, typical of the brand’s vehicles.

The space is good, comfortably accommodating four adults and one child. In terms of equipment, the model has everything, such as configurable LED ambient lighting, wireless phone charging, a joystick-style gear lever, electronic parking brake, Park Assist, dual-zone digital climate control, and much more.

The multimedia center stands out inside and features a 10-inch display. The large screen offers numerous functions and also includes a rearview camera, integrated GPS, and wireless connectivity for Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.

Another strong point of the new Toyota SUV is safety, as it features ACC, which is adaptive cruise control with a stop-and-go function, not to mention the lane correction and lane-keeping assist.

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Netto

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13/12/2024 10:36

Essas noticias são tão sensacionalistas que 159 mil se tornou na faixa de 100 mil. Vou bloquear este site de “jornalismo”

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Agide matos

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12/12/2024 21:40

Carro e lindo. Nesse valor vai ganhar o mercado fácil. Outras montadoras vão dançar.

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José Pedro Mendes Filho

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12/12/2024 18:58

Todo final de ano sai essas notícias falsas sobre o lançamento do C-HR aqui no Brasil. Seria muito bom se fosse verdade!

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End of Nivus Is Decreed! The New Toyota C-HR Compact SUV, Which Delivers 25 Km Per Liter, Arrives on the Market Priced Around R$ 100,000

Get Ready for the Launch of the New Compact SUV from Toyota, the C-HR, Which Promises to Outshine VW. With a Renewed Design and Hybrid Powertrain, the New Toyota C-HR is Expected to Cost Around R$ 159 Thousand.

Toyota’s Compact SUV Gains Unique Design and Wins Consumers’ Hearts

New Toyota C-HR Can Deliver Up to 220 Combined Horsepower

Interior of the Toyota Compact SUV Impresses the Public

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Toyota’s Compact SUV Gains Unique Design and Wins Consumers’ Hearts

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