The automotive industry is abuzz with rumors that Toyota will be launching a
market-ready version of the Toyota C-HR Concept in the imminent future. This concept was created to explore new directions for compact crossovers in an increasingly homogenous marketplace.
The concept is visually distinctive, thanks to its expressive diamond-inspired styling, packed full of eye-catching details that have been sculpted in an edgy style to represent the facetted surfaces of a precision-cut gemstone. The vehicle builds on two key elements of Toyota’s design language – keen look and under priority – to create a bold, emphatic front profile that emphasizes the lower grille as well as increasing aerodynamic performance, cooling, and safety.
The Toyota C-HR Concept makes use of the Toyota New Global Architecture (TNGA), an integrated development program for vehicle platforms and powertrain components. TNGA will enable Toyota to create vehicles with improved chassis rigidity, handling stability, and comfort. A production-ready model is likely to be on display possibly next month at the Geneva International Motor Show.
