There are few more striking SUVs on the road than the Toyota C-HR. Note: This is an updated version of a review that first went live in September 2024. There have been no changes to pricing or ...

The Toyota C-HR is available in the United States and is an interesting looking small crossover SUV. In Europe, Toyota has announced that it will be offering a new version of that crossover called the ...

Don't miss out on the headlines from New Cars. Followed categories will be added to My News. Designers fight for their artistic vision by making a compelling case to accountants – who must balance the ...

Toyota has introduced a new C-HR Hybrid SUV trim level, with styling inspired by the firm’s Gazoo Racing motorsport competitors. The GR Sport grade is available on both the 1.8- and 2.0-litre hybrid ...

Toyota has debuted its sharper-looking C-HR GR Sport crossover and while this is only meant for the European market, Toyota South Africa has not confirmed if it will be available locally. New Toyota C ...

Toyota has added a new GR Sport trim level to the C-HR range for the 2021 model year in Europe. Boasting exclusive features inside and out, as well as tuned steering and suspension to improve the ...

Aussie buyers can’t get enough of Toyota’s hybrid vehicles, and its latest version combines a sporty drive experience with funky looks. The Toyota C-HR occupies the space between the popular mid-size ...

Presented back in 2016 as the other Japanese subcompact crossover with a quirky styling (aka a direct rival to Nissan’s Juke), the Toyota C-HR was quite successful on the Old Continent. The company ...

Having launched the C-HR GR Sport for the European market last November, Toyota is now accepting orders for it in the United Kingdom. Available with the 1.8-liter and 2.0-liter self-charging hybrid ...

Toyota has made the RAV4 family a bit more interesting for the 2023 model year by introducing the GR Sport grade, which takes inspiration from Toyota Gazoo Racing’s models. Following in the footsteps ...

Designers fight for their artistic vision by making a compelling case to accountants – who must balance the books – and engineers who look after practical concerns. Stylists clearly have a lot of sway ...