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Toyota launches stunning C-HR SUV
Toyota has brought excitement and driving pleasure to the SUV market with the
launch of its radically styled C-HR, or Coupe High Rider.
The new car stands out in the Toyota range
and its segment with a coupe-like upper body,
powerful underpinnings, engaging driving
dynamics, punchy turbo petrol engine and
advanced cabin quality.
A high level of standard features and sharp
pricing add to the appeal with every C-HR
equipped with a suite of advanced safety
technologies and in-demand features such
as satellite navigation, alloy wheels and dual-
zone automatic air-conditioning.
Toyota has created a simple pricing structure
that starts at $26,990* for the six-speed
manual front-drive C-HR, increasing by
$2,000 for the continuously variable automatic
transmission (CVT) and a further $2,000 for
the traction of all-wheel drive.
Top-of-the-range Koba variants add luxury
features including leather-accented seats,
keyless entry and ignition, bigger (18-inch)
alloy wheels, LED lamps and innovative
nanoe (pronounced nano-e) technology that
moisturises cabin air - all for an additional
competitive $4,300.
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A vibrant colour palette accentuates the
extroverted styling of the C-HR and is taken
further on Koba grades with a $450 two-tone
paint option, adding a white or black roof to
specific body hues.
Personalisation is a by-word for the newest
Toyota with more than 60 available Toyota
Genuine accessories - second only to HiLux
in the Toyota range in number - encouraging
owners to express their individuality.
Customisation options to expand driveway
appeal include eight alloy wheel designs;
coloured exterior garnishes, wheel caps and
mirror covers; and roof cross-bars for bicycles
and other sports equipment.
C-HR is the first Toyota to offer five years
of Toyota Service Advantage with annual
services capped at just $195 each.
Toyota Australia’s executive director sales and
marketing Tony Cramb said C-HR’s stunning
design brings together the best aspects of a
hatchback, a coupe and an SUV.
“C-HR will bring new customers to the Toyota
brand - typically younger, image-conscious
people who take a more emotional approach
to purchasing a car compared with our more
traditional customers,” Mr Cramb said.
“Owners will appreciate C-HR’s refined
engine, its supple chassis that rides and
handles well, its premium airy interior - and the
bonus of excellent fuel economy,” he said.
