Toyota C-Hr
£22,950
- Make
- Toyota
- Model
- C-HR Icon 1.8 FWD Hybrid
- Year
- 2024
- Mileage
- 18,480 mi
- Fuel
- Petrol
- Transmission
- Automatic
- Engine
- 1.8
- Colour
- Midnight Teal
Overview
This 2024 Toyota C-HR Icon combines style with efficiency. The 1.8-litre hybrid powertrain delivers responsive performance while keeping fuel costs and emissions low, perfect for daily commuting and longer journeys alike. With just 18,480 miles on the clock, this FWD automatic is practically new. The striking Midnight Teal exterior gives it contemporary presence, while the Icon trim provides quality fixtures and modern conveniences. Toyota's legendary reliability means peace of mind, and the hybrid technology offers excellent real-world economy. An intelligent choice for drivers seeking a compact crossover that balances practicality, efficiency, and driving enjoyment.
Key Features
- ✓Air Conditioning
- ✓Alloy Wheels
- ✓Bluetooth
- ✓Electric Mirrors
- ✓Electric Windows
- ✓Rear Parking Sensors
- ✓Remote Central Locking
- ✓Satellite Navigation
- ✓USB port
- ✓Hybrid
About the Toyota C-HR Icon 1.8 FWD Hybrid
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The C-HR is Toyota's compact crossover, positioned between the Yaris and RAV4. The Icon 1.8 FWD Hybrid combines a practical raised driving position with fuel efficiency. It appeals to buyers seeking a stylish, economical urban-to-suburban runabout with low running costs. The C-HR's design is distinctive and youthful, though interior space is modest. The hybrid powertrain delivers smooth, responsive performance adequate for everyday driving, prioritising efficiency over outright power. Standard equipment on the Icon trim provides good value, making it accessible to first-time hybrid buyers.
Pros
- +Excellent fuel economy and low CO2 emissions
- +Reliable Toyota hybrid system, well-proven technology
- +Stylish, distinctive exterior design
- +Smooth, quiet around-town driving
- +Good visibility and raised driving position
Watch out for
- −Limited rear legroom and boot space
- −Engine noise intrudes when accelerating hard
- −Interior feels cramped compared to conventional rivals
- −Hybrid system adds cost versus petrol alternative
Common issues
- !Infotainment system occasionally sluggish in early units
