Toyota C-HR

Possibly the most ravishing and extrovert vehicle Toyota has ever come up with, the C-HR is Toyota’s take on the segment of modern SUVs and crossovers. To start with, the overall exterior design of the Toyota C-HR is extremely aggressive and modern, which is full of sharp creases, curves, and angles. Apart from the wide-angle front fascia with large and sleek looking LED headlamps and front grille, the tough-looking body cladding all around, beautiful 17-inch alloy wheels, rakish front, and rear windscreen and sloping roofline make the C-HR too sporty to look at. Another major highlight of the Toyota C-HR is the two-door look, thanks to the rear door handles placed on the C-pillar. The interior cabin has got a flowing theme to it and features black combination leather seats, a free-standing touchscreen infotainment system with 6 speakers, push-button start with keyless entry, and dual-zone climate control. At the heart of the Toyota C-HR sits a 1.8-litre four-cylinder petrol engine, which is coupled to a 7-speed automatic gearbox and pumps out 140 PS of maximum power and 171 Nm of peak torque output. The engine has also got three different drive modes on offer – Eco, Normal, and Sport.