Paris 2014: Toyota C-HR Concept Unveiled Before Paris Debut

Cameron Aubernon
by Cameron Aubernon

Want to know where Toyota might go in the near future for the crossover segment? The C-HR Concept as seen above might be a clue.

According to CarScoops, the three-door concept combines “a bold new design language with an agile, engaging driving experience and a Hybrid powertrain,” though not much else is known beyond the production version having 3- and 5-door variants, and being positioned beneath the RAV4.

The publication noted that an Auris-based test mule similar in shape and size to the C-HR Concept had undergone testing somewhere in Europe this July.


Cameron Aubernon
Cameron Aubernon

Seattle-based writer, blogger, and photographer for many a publication. Born in Louisville. Raised in Kansas. Where I lay my head is home.

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  • Afedaken Afedaken on Sep 22, 2014

    Somebody get me an SX4 badge and a screaming eagle decal!

  • Wmba Wmba on Sep 22, 2014

    Well, JDM sake must be stronger than the export variety, perhaps has a dollop of Mt Fuji Celestial Mushroom essence. Burp.

  • Lou_BC Well, I'd be impressed if this was in a ZR2. LOL
  • Lou_BC This is my shocked face 😲 Hope formatting doesn't fook this up LOL
  • Lou_BC Junior? Would that be a Beta Romeo?
  • Lou_BC Gotta fix that formatting problem. What a pile of bullsh!t. Are longer posts costing TTAC money? FOOK
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