Toyota C-HR Specs & Dimensions

Entry-level icon models come with plenty of equipment. Inside, you’ll find an 8.0-inch touchscreen infotainment system with DAB digital radio and Bluetooth connectivity, dual-zone air conditioning and a reversing camera while outside it comes with 17-inch alloy wheels, rain-sensing wipers and LED daytime running lights as standard. You’ll have to step up to an Design model if you want satellite navigation, however, because Android Auto and Apple CarPlay aren’t available.

Mid-range Design models add more tech to the C-HR. Inside, there’s an infotainment system with sat-nav and access to online features such as the weather or nearby fuel prices. There’s also heated front seats, adjustable lumbar support for the driver’s seat, ambient lighting and keyless entry. The Design trim enhances the looks of the C-HR with 18-inch alloy wheels, tinted rear windows and auto-folding side mirrors.

Mid-range Excel models add a few luxurious touches to the C-HR range. They come with the same 8.0-inch touchscreen infotainment system as Design versions but you also get front and rear parking sensors, heated front seats with full leather trim, 18-inch alloy wheels and smart silver and dark brown interior trims as standard.

This is the sporty-looking warm-hatch model, so it gets cool 19-inch alloy wheels, plus tinted adaptive LED headlights, LED tail lights and active indicators. Inside, there's a leather-wrapped GR Sport steering wheel and electrically adjustable sports seats covered in leather and Alcantara. A punchy JBL Premium audio system completes the package.

The Premiere Edition spec is limited to early cars off the production line, so C-HR early adopters can expect special sulphur yellow exterior and interior styling, full leather sports seats, and a full-length sunroof with thermal comfort glass. Tech levels are boosted with the inclusion of a head-up display, premium sound system and a clever electric digital rear-view mirror.