Toyota has released the first official teaser for the next-generation C-HR, which will be unveiled on June 26. “This eagerly awaited event will debut the all-new Toyota C-HR, an exciting and sophisticated compact SUV, featuring edgy design and advanced technologies,” the carmaker’s European division said.
Now, full width LED rear signatures are in-trend and rather common these days – in Malaysia, both the Toyota Veloz and Harrier have it. But here, we see that the logo and model name is part of the light design, which is something fresh.
The original C-HR – which surfaced in 2016 – was bold in design, and if this second-generation follows the C-HR Prologue concept from December 2022, the crossover will be even more out there, design wise. There’s some Crown, Prius and Aygo X in it, and the C-HR will once again be an SUV that puts design ahead of practicality – check out the Prologue’s rear pillar.
We’ve already detailed the C-HR Prologue concept and the “Small SU EV” patent images – click on the links for the full story. What do you think?
In Malaysia, the C-HR never really took off due to its relatively high price and low specs, but it was a breath of fresh air, in both design and drive. Malaysians are quite pragmatic with our cars, and now that we have the roomy Corolla Cross, will the wild C-HR ever make it back here again?
GALLERY: Toyota C-HR Prologue concept
GALLERY: Toyota Small SU EV patent images
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If only TCM Nissan bring in the damn Juke.
They don’t even bother to bring in the new X-Trail. So the Juke is impossible
C-HR segment B. Got Yaris Cross EU and ASEAN in it. Overlap product. Confusing the market.
Segment B? Are you sure? It is literally based on TNGA-C just like the old one.
Mini Cooper Country Man A Segment SUV, not confusing.
Both you guy need a wake up call. Good grief
Designs abit futuristic like concept car, last gen chr lost to hrv because pricing and 2 years late to launch in the market + less people know about tnga that time. This time around the toyota cross was leading non national suv market because it’s spacy as crv.
Rubbish