Toyota Teases Second-Gen C-HR SUV Ahead Of Global Debut

- Redesigned C-HR with shorter overhangs and increased interior space
- Introduction of plug-in hybrid variant alongside the regular self-charging hybrid
- Debuting with edgy design and advanced technologies, excluding the US and Canada
Toyota has teased the second-gen C-HR SUV ahead of its global debut on June 26, 2023. The carmaker had first previewed the second-gen SUV with the C-HR Prologue concept in late 2022. Following that, prototypes of the subcompact crossover have been spotted undergoing testing while covered in camouflage.
The teaser image showcases a distinct rear light signature featuring parallel lines running from the edges towards the illuminated make and model lettering. Whether the traditional Toyota logo has been removed from the tailgate remains uncertain at this point. The prototype observed during testing at the Nürburgring still featured the oval logo, along with an unidentified inscription positioned to the right of the license plate. These details leave room for speculation about the final design choices.
Also Read: Maruti Suzuki Yet To Deliver Close To 4 Lakh Vehicles As Chip Shortage Continues
The front fascia, known as the "Hammerhead," will draw inspiration from recent models but with a more youthful approach
Toyota has strongly hinted that the B-segment crossover has undergone a comprehensive redesign, entrusting the task to their European team in southern France. While specific information remains limited, it has been confirmed that the new C-HR will boast slightly shorter overhangs while providing increased interior space, suggesting a lengthened wheelbase. Additionally, the small crossover will feature flush door handles to enhance aerodynamics. The front fascia, known as the "Hammerhead," will draw inspiration from recent models but with a more youthful approach, aligning with the preferences of the targeted audience.
The upcoming C-HR will join Toyota's lineup of compact crossovers
The new C-HR is also expected to see the inclusion of a plug-in hybrid version that will be sold alongside a self-charging hybrid model. The upcoming C-HR will join Toyota's lineup of compact crossovers, which already includes the Yaris Cross and the smaller Aygo X.
The new C-HR is expected to go on sale in European markets before the end of the year.
Latest News
car&bike Team | Mar 27, 2026Us-Iran War: Nayara Energy Hikes Fuel Prices By Up To Rs. 5 Per LitreAmid the ongoing US-Iran war, fuel retailer Nayara energy has announced a hike on Petrol and Diesel by up to Rs. 5 per litre1 min read
car&bike Team | Mar 27, 2026Toll Rates To Go Up On Major Expressways And Highways From April 1The Toll Hike is adjusting to inflation and usually comes into effect at the start of new financial year1 min read
Jafar Rizvi | Mar 27, 2026Royal Enfield App Updated: Navigation Now Works With Phone Screen LockedRoyal Enfield has rolled out an updated version of its mobile application with improved navigation and a bunch of added user-requested features.2 mins read
Jafar Rizvi | Mar 27, 20262026 Royal Enfield Guerrilla 450 Launched At Rs 2.49 LakhRoyal Enfield has launched the updated Guerrilla 450 with a revised variant lineup, new tyres, updated ergonomics on the new Apex trim and fresh colour options.1 min read
Jaiveer Mehra | Mar 27, 2026Ultraviolette To Invest Rs 200 Crore To Expand Production; Eyes Second Manufacturing Plant In KarnatakaThe electric motorcycle manufacturer has signed a MoU with the Karnataka government with plans to invest into a second production facility and expand capacity at its existing plant.1 min read
car&bike Team | Mar 27, 2026Central Excise Duty On Petrol & Diesel Slashed By Rs 10 per litreExcise Duty on petrol has been reduced from Rs 13 to Rs 3, while the duty on diesel now stands at zero from Rs 10.2 mins read
Janak Sorap | Mar 25, 2026Ducati Desmo450 MX Review: In PicturesDucati’s first-ever motocross motorcycle, the Ducati Desmo450 MX, promises extreme performance and race-focused engineering, and we recently experienced it at BigRock Dirt Park to find out what it’s really like to ride.1 min read
Bilal Firfiray | Mar 24, 2026Nissan Gravite Review: Sub-Rs 10 Lakh Seven-Seater That’s PracticalNissan has introduced the Gravite as a practical seven-seater that’s affordable, that’s easy to live with, and value for money. But should you buy it?1 min read
Janak Sorap | Mar 23, 2026Ducati Desmo450 MX Review: No Road, Only DirtDucati’s first-ever motocross motorcycle promises extreme performance, advanced technology and race-focused engineering, and we got a chance to experience it at BigRock Dirt Park to see what it’s really like.7 mins read
Seshan Vijayraghvan | Mar 21, 20262026 Renault Duster Review: The Hero Returns, But Does He Deliver?2026 Renault Duster - new design, new platform, modern tech, and most notably, the segment’s most powerful turbo-petrol engine.8 mins read
Bilal Firfiray | Mar 20, 2026Skoda Kushaq Facelift Review: Sharper, Smarter, Still The Driver’s SUV?Skoda Kushaq facelift comes with updated design, newer features on the inside, and a new 8-speed automatic gearbox. But does it still stand out as the driver’s SUV in its segment?5 mins read







































































































