Toyota C-HR: a sales hit in Spain and Europe
The Toyota C-HR has sold more than 170,000 units across the old continent. The Spanish market is one of the most productive for the Toyota crossover hybrid.
The Toyota C-HR hybrid is the best-selling ECO-labelled car in our country, but its success is not limited to the Spanish market alone: in just over a year and a half since sales began (late 2016), more than 170,000 units have already been sold in Europe. In any case, Spain is one of the countries where the Toyota C-HR hybrid is enjoying the greatest acceptance among the public.
The Toyota C-HR figures in Spain and Europe

Since its commercial debut in our country (November 2016), the Toyota C-HR has accumulated more than 18,000 registered units, with several hundred in the first two months. The Toyota hybrid registered almost 11,000 units in its first year on the market (2017). Based on the figures for the first half of 2018 (more than 7,000 units sold), everything points to this year breaking a new sales record.
The Toyota C-HR hybrid units sold in Spain account for 11% of the total units sold across Europe. Likewise, the car represents just over 10% of total hybrid electric sales in the history of Toyota. Since the first Toyota Prius hybrid was launched in 2000, the Japanese brand has accumulated 1,669,083 hybrid units sold.

The best-selling Toyota hybrids
In the more than 18 years during which Toyota has been selling hybrid cars in Europe, the most successful model is the Auris hybrid, with almost half a million units sold, followed by the Yaris hybrid with more than 460,000 units. The third most popular hybrid in Europe is the company’s pioneer in hybrid technology, the Toyota Prius hybrid, which has more than 330,000 sales. Behind it come the Toyota C-HR hybrid and RAV4 hybrid.
| Model | Units |
| Toyota Auris hybrid | 493,045 |
| Toyota Yaris hybrid | 460,722 |
| Toyota Prius hybrid | 331,355 |
| Toyota C-HR hybrid | 168,052 |
| Toyota RAV4 hybrid | 140,702 |
| Toyota Prius+ hybrid | 58,284 |
| Toyota Prius Plug-in hybrid | 14,991 |
| Toyota Camry hybrid | 1,932 |
| Total | 1,669,083 |
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