The second-generation Toyota C-HR (AX30), launched in late 2023, marks a bold evolution of the Japanese brand's successful compact SUV. Designed, developed, and manufactured in Europe (Turkey) specifically to meet the expectations of the European market, it retains its raised coupé silhouette while adopting Toyota's new stylistic language ('Hammerhead' front fascia). Based on the optimized TNGA-C platform, it incorporates the 5th generation Toyota hybrid system, offering more power, better efficiency thanks to new, lighter Lithium-ion batteries, and introduces a plug-in hybrid (PHEV) powertrain for the first time. The interior moves upmarket with durable materials and modernized onboard technology (Toyota Smart Connect). Although rear passenger space and trunk volume remain its inherent we
The second-generation Toyota C-HR is a highly recommended purchase. It is aimed at those who prioritize style, energy efficiency, and peace of mind (reliability) over family space and cargo volume. The 1.8 Hybrid 140 powertrain is the most rational and economical choice for predominantly urban use. The 2.0 Hybrid 200 offers the best compromise for regular drivers thanks to its highway cruising capability. The PHEV version, while very powerful, makes its technology expensive and severely reduces trunk space; it should only be considered if you can charge daily at home or at work.