2016 New Toyota C-HR Concept

2016 New Toyota C-HR Concept

Autocar Technology - Toyota has quite recently dropped a shadowy teaser picture of its approaching minimized hybrid . Named the C-HR, its shape looks significantly more engaging than the automaker's present yield of crossoverss, specifically the Rav4 .

Set to presentation at the Paris Motor Show on Oct 2, 2014, the hybrid is said to (consolidate an effective new plan dialect with a captivating driving knowledge). obviously with it being a Toyota item, a cross breed powertrain will be an accessible.

Despite the fact that we don't know anything else about Toyota's most recent, the hybrid seems to have the same extents as the New Lexus NX. It's conceivable the two ride on the same stage, and potentially have the same, 2.0-liter, inline four-barrel, turbocharged powertrain. Keep in mind, the NX additionally accompanies a 2.5-liter I-4 crossover drive. Both motors would work well for Toyota in keeping up high productivity and unwavering quality.

Toyota likewise let the cat out of the bag on an alternate item its bringing to Paris – the Fuel Cell Sedan. This model will stamp Europe's first experience with Toyota's Fuel Cell Sedan . The vehicle officially made its U.s. make a big appearance in California in the late spring of 2014.

The Paris Motor Show is situated to run from October second through the 19, 2014.

Specifications :

year: 2016
make: Toyota
price: $ 17500 (Est.)
0-60 time: 7.5 sec. (Est.)
Top Speed: 130 mph (Est.)

Competitors

Honda CR-V

While the Honda CR-V is expected for a revive, in any case it offers rivalry to a would be NX-sized Toyota hybrid. The CR-V's conservative size, space for five, and accessible all-wheel-drive framework permits it to keep up that auto like feel while giving a more SUV-like execution.

The CR-V comes controlled by a 2.4-liter, inline four-barrel making 185 drive and 163 pound-feet of torque. It's supported by a five-pace programmed. The EPA rates the CR-V at 23 mpg city, 26 mpg joined, and 31 mpg parkway for front drive model, while all wheel drive CR-Vs get one mpg less in every class.

Estimating for the CR-V begins at $22,945 and climbs past $30,445 for the top trim level.

Ford Escape

The Escape has ended up being a popular, hot-offering hybrid for Ford. Peculiarities like the accessible Ecoboost motor, without touch back tailgate opening, and Microsoft Sync have collected a decent amount of victory purchasers. Shrewd looks have helped also.

Talking about that Ecoboost motor, the 2.0-liter, turbocharged unit puts out 240 strength and 270 pound-feet of torque. An all-wheel-drive framework is noncompulsory for those looking to vanquish foul climate. The EPA rates the Ecoboost at 22 mpg city, 25 mpg joined together, and 30 mpg roadway in FWD appearance, while the AWD gets 21 mpg city, 23 mpg consolidated, and 28 mpg parkway.

Valuing for the Ford Escape begins at $22,610 and climbs near $30,000 for the top trim level. 2016 New Toyota C-HR Concept