Now, that the Toyota has confirmed the production version of C-HR concept will be launched at the 2016 Geneva Auto Show and has also announced sales will start before the end of the summer.
Up coming information suggests that the C-HR might wear Auris Cross badges when it arrives in European showrooms.
Toyota had first showed off the crossover concept at the 2014 Paris Motor Show, followed by a more production ready version at this year’s Frankfurt Auto Show. It will be based on Toyota’s TNGA (Toyota New Generation Architecture) platform that made its debut in the new Prius.
The production version will have 5 doors (opposed to 2 on the original concept) while the unique body shape has been retained.
Along with the massive 21-inch wheels of the concept will be replaced with something a little smaller with reprofiled bumpers and different head and tail lights.
The model will be offered as a hybrid. Toyota claims this will be the first hybrid model in its class, although it has not said whether conventionally powered versions of the C-HR will also be available.
The C-HR is expected to be powered a four-cylinder powerplant for its internal combustion engine, paired with a CVT gearbox. It will sit below the RAV4 in Toyota's range. Pricing and the other specification details are yet to be revealed.
So, tell us what do you expect to this new crossover concept. And we will let you know the all the other details about this car as soon as they come up.
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