Toyota's crossover petrol-electric sports car C-HR has been upgraded with a blackened style! Showcase the new performance charm of GR Sport

Toyota launched the C-HR in 2016 to start a new crossover sports car product line, and it will usher in a major facelift and upgrade in 2023. Today, cumulative global sales have exceeded 2.1 million units, of which 1.2 million units are in Europe, making it the most important sales market for C-HR. In order to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the C-HR, Toyota has specially upgraded the C-HR GR Sport and introduced a number of exclusive features to further enhance the overall dynamic momentum.

Toyota gives the European-spec C-HR GR Sport a styling update.

On the occasion of the 10th anniversary of the launch of the C-HR, Toyota has provided the European-spec C-HR GR Sport with a newly designed Onyx Gray matte gray paint, with bright black paint on the front bumper, roof and rear, as well as new 20-inch multi-spoke matte gray wheels as part of the upgrade project. The Two-Tone blackening style brings out a more eye-catching sporty appearance.

A new matte gray paint has been added, and 20-inch matte wheels have been upgraded at the feet.

The interior of the car maintains the same layout as the GR Sport, and adds red stitching to create a passionate driving atmosphere. It also lists a full-color HUD head-up display as standard equipment, and can be upgraded to a two-color interior, a panoramic glass sunroof and a JBL premium sound system to further enhance the cabin texture and ride comfort.

Pictured is the GR Sport interior.

In terms of power, the European-standard C-HR GR Sport has 1.8-liter/2.0-liter hybrid gasoline-electric and 2.0-liter plug-in gasoline-electric options, which can provide 140 horses, 180 horses, and 223 horses respectively. The chassis has also been specially upgraded to show more robust control performance.

The European-spec C-HR is available with 1.8-liter, 2.0-liter Hybrid gasoline-electric, and 2.0-liter plug-in gasoline-electric power options.