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, 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.