Previewed by the C-HR concept, the production model is a stylish crossover which features an aggressive front fascia with a slender grille and distinctive headlights. Moving further back, we can see bulging wheel aches, plastic body cladding, and a rakish windscreen. The crossover also has a gently sloping roof, an angular beltline, and small rear windows. Other highlights include hidden rear door handles, a 'floating' rear spoiler, and boomerang-shaped taillights.
Toyota has been tight-lipped about specifications but the model will ride on the same TNGA platform that underpins the Prius. A variety of different engines will be available including a hybrid powertrain that could be lifted from the aforementioned model.
If this is the case, the hybrid variant will likely have a 1.8-liter Atkinson cycle four-cylinder engine, two electric motors, and an electronically controlled continuously variable transmission. This setup enables the Prius to produce a combined maximum output of 121 horsepower and return an EPA-estimated fuel economy rating of 54 mpg city / 50 mpg highway / 52 mpg combined.
The Toyota C-HR will be built in Turkey and the model will be sold in a number of different countries including the United States.
Source;
http://www.worldcarfans.com/1160226104466/toyota-c-hr-crossover-leaked-ahead-of-geneva
