Toyota Motor Corporation recognizes the presence of New Small crossover Toyota C-HR market was too late because now on the market already loaded with similar variants. Therefore, Toyota is determined to deliver it with style crossover distinctive and attractive design.
In an interview with the British automotive magazine, Chief Engineer Toyota Production Car, Hiro Koba, said Toyota was fairly late produce brand-new crossover. You see, the other manufacturers have some time ago flocked to the market segment.
"Now there are so many compact crossover. Toyota is late. So we have to (presenting style) is typical. Consumers want a crossover for style. They want to show individuality. They mostly travel alone or with a passenger, and not have a lot of things with them, "he said
As a result, the rear luggage space and made quite compact. However, the range expanded view. Stylish design flow was used.
So, would more like the original concept? Koba was not willing to confirm it, he just said, that the main objective is to be established manufacturers meet consumer tastes.
As for the powertrain of the car, car magazine Top Gear estimates that it will use the latest generation of hybrid technology and estimated it is thought that direction.
Inspired by the warm welcome that the first Toyota C-HR Concept vehicle received when it premiered at the 2014 Paris Motor Show, designers have created a second C-HR Concept. Boasting a 5-door cabin, this new design study is more closely representative of the compact crossover which is now confirmed for production. Its more refined execution is designed to gage reactions from specific target customer groups, in order that their feedback may further inform the project designers and engineers.
This highly-innovative design study for a stylish, lightweight and dynamic hybrid crossover is designed to stand out in an increasingly homogenous market place. It is the next rendition of Akio Toyoda's promise, on taking over the presidency of Toyota, to build always better cars that bring the fun back to driving.
Its compact proportions placing it between the B-SUV and C-SUV segments, the Toyota C-HR Concept offers the combination of outstanding agility and flexible packaging, both essential to those with urban lifestyles.
It has been designed around a new platform, developed under the TNGA (Toyota New Global Architecture) programme, to satisfy customers' demands for state of the art handling and controllability. In conjunction, a new, advanced, full-hybrid powertrain offers a uniquely engaging driving experience matched to 21st century traffic conditions, whilst delivering outstanding efficiency.
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