If the Toyota range were your traditional family unit, the C-HR is definitely the crazy sibling.
It’s certainly a head-turner compared to the brand’s fellow small SUV, the more conventional Toyota Corolla Cross. But it’s also significantly more expensive. I’m in the mid-spec of the model, the Koba, which is just under $50K.
So aside from its looks, which I dare say will divide opinion, does this hybrid small SUV stand out in this popular segment? Or is it all looks and no personality?
This generation of Toyota C-HR arrived in Australia just a couple of months ago, and as you can see, it has caused quite a stir with an arguably more radical design than we’re used to seeing from the brand. It also promises more advanced technology than its predecessor anda switch to entirely hybrid power. That makes it the first Toyota model since the Prius to not have a conventional petrol or …