2017 Toyota C-HR Driving Performance, Styling, Development – Video

 

The C-HR isn’t actually on sale yet, so the info on it is limited; read on for what we do know right now. “C-HR” stands for “Coupe – High Rider,” despite its having four doors and riding kind of low for a crossover. Smaller than its corporate sibling the RAV4, it is bigger than the Nissan Juke and should have greater interior room. Toyota isn’t revealing powertrain info, so we are guessing it will have a 2.0-liter four-cylinder, a CVT and front-drive; all-wheel drive will be optional.