At this year's Montreal Auto Show,  undoubtedly one of the most popular vehicles was the latest addition to Toyota's product line-up; the all-new C-HR, a subcompact SUV that stands out with its modern design and daring spirit! 

Toyota is really counting on the C-HR (Coupe High Rider) and is setting the bar very high for other manufacturers. The small SUV is aimed at a young and dynamic market segment. It’ll be introduced next spring by offering standard equipment that few manufacturers offer for an entry-level SUV:

• Leather-wrapped steering wheel
• Dual-zone temperature control
• A 7-inch  touch screen
• Black roof trim
• Automatic dimming mirror
• Back-up camera

Segment-leading features also include:

• 18-inch aluminum wheels
• Projector beam headlights with LED running lights
• Exterior heated, power folding mirrors

Toyota goes further with Toyota Safety Sense

As one of Toyota's missions is to make the roads safer, Toyota equipped the 2018 C-HR with its Toyota Safety Sense technology, which includes:

• Automatic pre-collision braking system
• Lane departure alert
• Dynamic cruise control
• Assisted steering
• Blind spot monitor

Unique Performance

On the performance side, the Toyota C-HR is powered by a 2-litre four-cylinder engine producing 144 horsepower and 140 pound-foot of torque. The C-HR makes for a sporty drive, according to the platform's Chief engineer, Hiro Koba, recognized as a seasoned racing driver, according to the Toyota press release.

Toyota has announced that the C-HR will arrive at dealerships this spring, so if you're looking for a cutting-edge subcompact SUV, this is the one you should be waiting for!