Toyota C-HR enhanced for 2022

Toyota C-HR enhanced for 2022

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Take a closer look at the Toyota C-HR and you'll see that it has undergone continuous refinement, still making it relevant in the sub-compact crossover SUV stable since its global debut in 2016.

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For the 2022 model year, Toyota is applying the same formulae by giving the C-HR lifecycle updates plus spec enhancements. As before, the C-HR is available in three variants; standard, Plus and Luxury. The most recognisable changes are the new 18" alloy wheels with 225/50/ R18 rubbers fitted in the Plus model as well as a space-saver spare wheel.

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The colour options have also been enhanced with the adoption of other hues from the other products within the Toyota banner; these include the Celestite Grey hue and striking new options. Buyers of the standard and Plus models can have their C-HRs in a choice of 10 shades that include the new Midnight Purple, Fierce Red and Eclipse Black.

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Things are slightly different with the Luxury trim, which are available in bi-tone configurations with nine unique configurations. Whichever colour is specified, it's combined with a black roof, except for Eclipse Black, which is matched with the obsidian paintwork with a Silver roof.

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Regarding specifications, the standard comes fitted with daytime running lights, LED headlights with auto function, exterior colour coding, air-conditioning, electric power steering, a tilt and telescopic adjustable steering column, 4.2" multi-information display and front 12 V power outlet as standard. Other features for the standard model include an 8" touchscreen audio system that supports Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, Bluetooth, USB, and reverse camera functionality.

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The Plus models are further bolstered with front fog lamps, rain-sensing wipers, leather steering wheel trim, cruise control, an auto-dimming rear-view mirror, plus dual-zone air-conditioning.

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Sitting on top of the line-up is the Luxury trim which comes fitted with Park Distance Control, Toyota's Intelligent Parking System, keyless-entry and start, a partial leather interior and bi-LED headlamps with the sequential turn-signal operation. The side mirrors get a retractable function while the fog lamps are upgraded to LED elements.

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The entire C-HR range boasts ABS, EBD, Brake Assist, Vehicle Stability Control, Hill Assist Control and Trailer Sway Control. Standard and Plus grades get front driver and passenger, side, curtain, driver-knee airbags, ISOFIX and pre-tensioners.

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The Luxury trim adds the Toyota Safety Sense package, which includes Pre-Collision System, Auto High Beam, Rear Cross Traffic Alert, Blind Spot Monitoring, Adaptive Cruise Control, and Lane Departure Alert with Lane Trace functionality.

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The 1.2-litre turbocharged petrol engine soldiers on unaltered with 85 kW of power and 185 Nm of torque. The engine can either be paired to a CVT or a 6-speed manual transmission driving the front wheels.

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• C-HR 1.2 T: R429,000
• C-HR 1.2 T PLUS: R465,200
• C-HR 1.2 T PLUS CVT: R479,100
• C-HR 1.2 T LUXURY CVT: R554,500

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The prices include a 6-services/90,000 km service plan (intervals set at 15 000 km) and a 3-year/100,000 km warranty. Buyers can purchase service and warranty plan extensions from any Toyota dealer.

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All C-HR models include Toyota Connect, including a complimentary 15 GB in-car Wi-Fi allocation.

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