Toyota C-HR
The Toyota C-HR is a SUV model, produced 2016–present, spanning 3 generations with 86 variants in the Cars-Data.com database. Generations covered include the C-HR, C-HR and C-HR. The C-HR (2016-2020) generation is the most extensively documented, with 36 variants across engine options, transmissions, and trim levels. Each variant page provides engine displacement, power in HP and kW, 0–100 km/h acceleration, top speed, fuel consumption, CO₂ emissions, dimensions, and list price at launch.
Choose your C-HR generation.
How many generations does the Toyota C-HR have?
The Toyota C-HR has 3 generations with 86 total variants in the Cars-Data.com database. Each generation has its own page listing all variants with engine specs, performance figures, and consumption data.
What years was the Toyota C-HR produced?
The Toyota C-HR has been produced 2016–present. Throughout this period the model evolved across multiple generations, each introducing new engine options, body styles, and technology upgrades.
What body type is the Toyota C-HR?
The Toyota C-HR is available as SUV. These body styles reflect the different market positions and use cases the model has served across its production history.
What would this actually cost you?
- Depreciation€15,132
- Fuel / energy€10,500
- Insurance€3,750
- Maintenance€3,000
- Road tax€1,600
Estimate only — insurance, maintenance and road tax are generic figures, not a quote for your car or country. Fuel/energy uses EU-average prices.
Main rivals
Same class — see how they stack up.
Toyota C-HR: names by market
This model has been sold under different names across markets — same car, different badge or nameplate.
- IZOAChina2018–2024
How performance changed across generations
| Generation | Power | 0–100 km/h | Variants | Price | Score |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| C-HR2016–2020 | 108 hp | 11.1 s | 36 | €25k–€38k | ★ 2.9 |
| C-HR2020–2024 | 122 hp | 9.8 s | 25 | €27k–€42k | ★ 3.5 |
| C-HR2024–present | 135 hp | 8.3 s | 25 | €34k–€51k | ★ 3.1 |