The Toyota C-HR reaches one million sales in the European market

The compact SUV of Toyota has reached one million units sold before the end of 2024, which confirms it as one of the best-selling cars in the European market. One of the reasons for its success is its striking design, which has managed to attract the attention of the one million buyers who have chosen it to be in their garage.

In fact, a study reveals that it has been precisely its design that has led many of its buyers to purchase one of these cars. The model first appeared in 2016 and has become one of the best-selling cars in Toyota. The second generation arrived at the end of 2023 and strengthened the model’s bond with European buyers.

The arrival of this second generation led Europeans to show greater interest in this C-segment SUV, and sales kept up a good pace until reaching this figure of registered vehicles. The engineers in Zaventem, Belgium, have worked to create the most attractive design for European buyers and users.

Among the attractions of the Toyota C-HR are the flush door handles, as well as an interior lighting system with 64 colours. It also features a panoramic roof without a sunshade that places the passenger at the centre of the vehicle. To round off buyers’ interest in the new C-HR, the plug-in hybrid version arrived at the beginning of 2024.

This powertrain allows electric-only driving of 100 kilometres in the city and 66 kilometres in combined mode, always under the WLTP cycle. When the battery charge runs low, the hybrid mode is activated so that drivers can continue enjoying sustainable driving, with the power of the combustion engine.

The European spirit of the Toyota C-HR is maintained in its batteries, which are manufactured in Turkey, a European country that is home to the Japanese group’s battery plant. As for the engines, the 140H version offers a 1.8-litre engine that produces 140 CV. The 200H variant features a 2.0-litre engine, which delivers 197 CV and 190 Nm of torque.

Looking at the Hybrid 200 AWD-i version, it offers more power and stability, as it has all-wheel drive. Finally, the C-HR Plug-in Hybrid 220 version combines a combustion engine with an electric motor, offering the best alternative for driving in a sustainable and safe way.

The Toyota C-HR continues its journey in the market, offering what thousands of drivers in Europe are looking for and making it one of the best-selling SUVs in its segment.

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