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2019 Toyota C-HR adds hybrid option to range

IMAGE_Toyota CHR is getting a facelift and hybrid version, international image shown

Toyota will be introducing a hybrid powertrain to the C-HR range, due to land in New Zealand at the end of the year.

Its aim is to offer an electrified version of every vehicle by 2025, starting with adding a hybrid powertrain to the facelift C-HR.

Toyota New Zealand’s chief operating officer Neeraj Lala says the addition of the hybrid option is the icing on the cake for the C-HR range.

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“Our hybrid mix has increased from 6% to 17% from 2018 to 2019 as our new advanced hybrid technology becomes available across more of our range.

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“Kiwi consumers are becoming more cognisant of the environmental impact of their vehicle. The increase of hybrids in our range to 17% of total sales has dropped our overall average CO2 emissions by more than 6% on last year’s results.”

IMAGE_Toyota CHR is getting a facelift and hybrid version, international image shown

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The C-HR hybrid will be powered by the same 1.8L engine and Toyota Hybrid System as the hybrid Corolla hatchback and Prius.

“The addition of a hybrid engine delivers the complete package of contemporary design, energetic performance and great fuel economy,” Lala says.

The C-HR will feature a modified front-end and narrower core body. The rear is a cohesive balance of lines and 3-D shapes.

Lala says the C-HR appeals to people looking for a compact SUV that has exceptional interior and exterior styling.

“Our customers get something very special with C-HR. They love the high driving position but don’t want the boxier shape of an off-roader. C-HR offers a unique personality in the growing compact SUV segment.”

The C-HR delivers 90kW of total system output with combined CO2 emissions of 97g/km and has a combined fuel consumption of 4.3L/100km. It is also available with a 1.2L petrol turbo engine, delivering 85kW of maximum power and 185Nm of maximum torque. This powertrain generates CO2 emissions from 144-148g/km and has a combined fuel consumption of 6.4-6.5L/100km, depending on the variant.

The C-HR comes with standard Toyota safety features, including pre-collision system with autonomous emergency braking, all-speed dynamic radar cruise control, a reversing camera and blind spot monitor to name a few.

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