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About the Toyota C-HR
Last updated Feb 18, 2025The 2023 Toyota C-HR is a small SUV offered in a 5D hatchback body style. Used prices in Australia typically range from $30,915 for the GXL variant and topping out at $38,465 for the Koba.
There are 3 variants of the C-HR available in Australia and this generation went on sale in October of 2022.
Engine options include 1.2L turbo gasoline direct injection & multi-point (85kW/185Nm) and 1.8L multi-point injection (90kW/0Nm). Both four-wheel drive and front-wheel drive configurations are available.
The 2023 C-HR was offered with a 5 year, unlimited km warranty.
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Power to Weight
57.29 - 62.31 kW/t
57.29 kW/t
144.04 kW/t
Boot Space
318 litres
85 litres
591 litres
Fuel Efficiency
4.29 - 6.99 L/100km
1.6 L/100km
9.71 L/100km
Vehicle Range
714 - 1,000 km
460 km
1,060 km
Price
$30,915 - $38,465
$21,490
$84,900
Warranty (Years)
5 years
3 years
10 years
Warranty (Distance)
999,999 km - Unlimited
100,000 km
Unlimited
Years on Sale
No Data
New this year
10 years
Service Interval
12 months
12 months
24 months
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2023 Toyota C-HR Price
GXL
| Configuration | Price From* |
|---|---|
| 1.2L, Automatic, 5-door Hatchback, Petrol, 4x4 | $32,915 |
| 1.2L, Automatic, 5-door Hatchback, Petrol, 4x4 | $33,715 |
| 1.2L, Automatic, 5-door Hatchback, Petrol, FWD | $30,915 |
| 1.2L, Automatic, 5-door Hatchback, Petrol, FWD | $31,715 |
Koba
GR Sport
| Configuration | Price From* |
|---|---|
| 1.8L, Automatic, 5-door Hatchback, Petrol, FWD | $37,665 |
| 1.8L, Automatic, 5-door Hatchback, Petrol, FWD | $38,465 |
*excl. on-roads
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2023 Toyota C-HR Fuel Economy
| Toyota C-HR | Fuel Type | Combined |
|---|---|---|
| 1.2L, Automatic, 5-door Hatchback, Petrol, 4x4 | Premium Unleaded | 7.0 L/100km |
| 1.2L, Automatic, 5-door Hatchback, Petrol, FWD | Premium Unleaded | 6.6 L/100km |
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Toyota C-HR FAQs
The cheapest Toyota C-HR is the GXL that starts from $30,915.
The most expensive Toyota C-HR is the GR Sport that starts from $38,465.
The best towing capacity of a Toyota C-HR is 600 kg offered by the following variants: GXL and Koba.
The largest Toyota C-HR is the GXL which measures 1795mm wide, 4390mm in length and sits 1565mm tall.
The most powerful Toyota C-HR is the Koba which has 90kW of power from its 1.8L MULTI-POINT INJECTION engine.
The Toyota C-HR is built in Japan and shipped to Australia.
The heaviest Toyota C-HR is the GXL which weighs 1930 kg (kerb weight).
The Toyota C-HR uses premium unleaded.