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Local pricing announced for Toyota’s new C-HR hybrid

Words: Harrison Wade | Photos: Toyota

by Harrison Wade
December 19, 2023

Toyota New Zealand has announced pricing for its new hybrid crossover, the C-HR, which will be available in six different guises when it lands on our shores early next year.

Starting the model line-up off is the GX which will start at $45,990 and come equipped with a 1.8-litre hybrid front-wheel drive powertrain making 103kW. This engine also features in the $49,990 GXL.

In the middle of the range sits the C-HR Limited for $52,990 which is available in a two-tone paint scheme for an additional $1k.

Two Toyota C-HRs side by side

Speaking of colours, a total of 13 exterior finishes are available on the new C-HR, while wheel sizes range from 17 to 19 inches in diameter.

Topping the pile is the GR Sport variant that features a 2.0-litre hybrid all-wheel drive powertrain making 145kW. It’ll also come with 19-inch gloss black alloy wheels, distinct badging, and a synthetic leather and suede-clad interior.

Pricing for the GR Sport starts at $55,990, while the two-tone variant is available for $56,990.

Toyota C-HR GR Sport front end

All variants will come equipped with Toyota Safety Sense which now features motorcycle detection, a driver monitor camera, and more.

“The C-HR has drawn a tremendously loyal following among New Zealand buyers looking for a sharply styled compact SUV and this all-new model takes its dynamic good looks, performance, and features to a premium level befitting its European origins,” says Steve Prangnell, Toyota New Zealand Vice President of New Vehicles.

The first shipment of Toyota C-HR hybrids is expected to arrive in the country in the first quarter of 2024.

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