2018 TOYOTA C-HR

Meet the Toyota C-HR 1.8 Hybrid Excel 5dr CVT a compact SUV that stands out for its bold design, smooth hybrid drive, and low running costs, rather than outright performance. Under the bonnet, it uses Toyotas 1.8-litre self-charging hybrid system, combining a petrol engine with an electric motor to produce around 122 bhp. Its not fast in the traditional sense, doing 062 mph in about 11 seconds, but it feels smooth and effortless in everyday driving. Around town, it can run on electric power at low speeds, making it quiet and very efficient in stop-start traffic. The real strength of the C-HR is how relaxed it feels. The e-CVT automatic gearbox doesnt shift like a normal automaticinstead, it delivers power continuously, keeping the engine in its sweet spot. That means no gear hunting, just a calm, steady flow of acceleration that suits commuting and urban driving perfectly. Fuel economy is a major selling point. It can return very strong mpg figures in real-world driving, especially in cities where the hybrid system does most of the work. That makes it appealing if you want to keep fuel and running costs low without plugging in. On the road, its more comfort-focused than sporty. The steering is light, visibility is decent up front, and the higher seating position gives you a confident view of traffic. The ride is tuned for comfort, soaking up bumps well enough for daily use, though its not the sharpest-driving SUV in its class. Inside, the Excel trim is where it feels more premium. You typically get heated seats, a touchscreen infotainment system with navigation and smartphone connectivity, dual-zone climate control, and Toyotas safety systems like adaptive cruise control, lane assist, and a reversing camera. Its designed to reduce stress rather than overwhelm you with complexity. Space is practical for a compact SUV. Theres seating for five and a usable boot, though rear visibility and rear-seat space are a bit more compromised due to the coupe-like styling. The C-HRs biggest appeal is simple: its easy to live with, efficient, reliable in reputation, and different-looking enough to stand out without being impractical. If you want a calm, efficient hybrid SUV with strong equipment and low running costs, the C-HR Excel fits that role very well.-Meet the Toyota C-HR 1.8 Hybrid Excel 5dr CVT a compact SUV that stands out for its bold design, smooth hybrid drive, and low running costs, rather than outright performance. Under the bonnet, it uses Toyotas 1.8-litre self-charging hybrid system, combining a petrol engine with an electric motor to produce around 122 bhp. Its not fast in the traditional sense, doing 062 mph in about 11 seconds, but it feels smooth and effortless in everyday driving. Around town, it can run on electric power at low speeds, making it quiet and very efficient in stop-start traffic. The real strength of the C-HR is how relaxed it feels. The e-CVT automatic gearbox doesnt shift like a normal automaticinstead, it delivers power continuously, keeping the engine in its sweet spot. That means no gear hunting, just a calm, steady flow of acceleration that suits commuting and urban driving perfectly. Fuel economy is a major selling point. It can return very strong mpg figures in real-world driving, especially in cities where the hybrid system does most of the work. That makes it appealing if you want to keep fuel and running costs low without plugging in. On the road, its more comfort-focused than sporty. The steering is light, visibility is decent up front, and the higher seating position gives you a confident view of traffic. The ride is tuned for comfort, soaking up bumps well enough for daily use, though its not the sharpest-driving SUV in its class. Inside, the Excel trim is where it feels more premium. You typically get heated seats, a touchscreen infotainment system with navigation and smartphone connectivity, dual-zone climate control, and Toyotas safety systems like adaptive cruise control, lane assist, and a reversing camera. Its designed to reduce stress rather than overwhelm you with complexity. Space is practical for a compact SUV. Theres seating for five and a usable boot, though rear visibility and rear-seat space are a bit more compromised due to the coupe-like styling. The C-HRs biggest appeal is simple: its easy to live with, efficient, reliable in reputation, and different-looking enough to stand out without being impractical. If you want a calm, efficient hybrid SUV with strong equipment and low running costs, the C-HR Excel fits that role very well.

Features:

4.2" Colour TFT driver information display, Adaptive cruise control, Bluetooth system, Collision prevention assist, Intelligent parking assist with front, rear and side parking sensors, Lane change assist and blind spot monitor, Lane departure warning system, Lights on warning, PAS, Rear cross traffic alert, Reversing camera, Touch 2 Go navigation system, Traffic sign recognition, Trip computer, Vehicle Stability Control (VSC), Auxiliary input socket, DAB Digital radio, Steering wheel mounted controls, USB connection, Auto dimming rear view mirror, Auto high beam, Body colour door handles, Body colour heated door mirrors, Body coloured bumpers, Follow me home headlights, Front and rear electric windows, Front fog lights, Heated rear windscreen, LED daytime running lights, Privacy glass, Rain sensitive windscreen wipers, Rear spoiler, Rear wiper, Shark fin roof aerial, 12V Accessory socket, Child seat anchorage points, Chrome interior door handles, Cloth/leather upholstery, Driver/passenger sunvisors and illuminated vanity mirrors, Dual zone automatic air conditioning, Folding rear seats, Front and rear door pockets, Front centre armrest, Front cupholders x 2, Front head restraints, Heated front seats, Height adjustable drivers seat, Illuminated door sills, Illuminated entry system, Leather gear knob, Lumbar support, Nappa leather steering wheel, Rear headrests, Tilt/telescopic steering column, 3x3 point rear seatbelts, ABS+EBD+Brake assist, Airbag deactivation switch, Driver/Front Passenger airbags, Driver/front passenger side airbags, Drivers knee airbag, ESP + traction control, Front and rear curtain airbags, Hill start assist control (HAC), Rear child proof door locks, Road sign information display, Tyre pressure monitoring system, Alarm, Immobiliser, Remote central locking, Smart entry, Tyre repair kit