1.2T AWD CVT

AX10 · 2016–2020AWD

With a CVT, the 1.2 litre turbo is the only way to get all-wheel drive in the European first-generation C-HR. The 116 PS and 185 Nm petrol engine drives all four wheels, and the car was listed from 2016 to 2020. The C-HR launched with a coupe-like roofline.

114 hpPower

11.4 s0-100 km/h

180 km/hTop Speed

2016-2020Year

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1.2T AWD CVT, every angle

Exterior

Engineering passport

Specifications

Powertrain

Engineering details

Displacement1.2 L

Cylinders4

FuelPetrol

TransmissionAutomatic

DrivetrainAWD

Performance

Numbers that matter

Power114 hp

Torque185 Nm

0-100 km/h11.4 s

Top speed180 km/h

Dimensions & body

Width1795 mm

Wheelbase2640 mm

STORY

The C-HR began as a three-door concept at the Paris show on 2 October 2014, gained two doors for a Frankfurt follow-up in September 2015, and reached production form at Geneva on 1 March 2016 as the second Toyota built on TNGA after the fourth-generation Prius. Japanese sales opened on 14 December 2016 from the Iwate plant, with four-wheel drive reserved for the 1.2 turbo and the 1.8 hybrid sold front-drive only. European output started at Sakarya in Turkey on 9 November 2016, the first hybrid assembled in that country. Japanese production ended in 2023, and the second car, shown in Brussels on 26 June 2023, was built in Europe alone. In December 2024 Toyota said the C-HR was on course to pass a million European sales across both generations by the end of that year.

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