Toyota has unveiled its C-HR compact crossover.
Developed from concept cars displayed at Paris in 2014 and Frankfurt in 2015, the new car will be powered by a 1.8-litre hybrid and is set to achieve CO2 emissions of less than 90g/km.
This new hybrid powertrain is more efficient and lighter, and offers sharper performance than previous hybrid systems.
Alternatively, the Toyota C-HR is available with the new 115hp 1.2-itre turbo engine, (first shown in the Auris).
This will have a choice of six-speed manual gearbox or a CVT automatic transmission. The car will be available in two or four-wheel drive.
The lamp clusters incorporate full LED lighting with light guides and sequential turn signals.
The model will be built in Turkey, with hybrid engines made in Wales. A release date and pricing has not yet been confirmed.
The C-HR is based on the Toyota New Global Architecture platform.
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