
Toyota C-HR 1.8 Hybrid 2022
183,000 km
On this page you’ll find Toyota C-HR listings in Montenegro. The C-HR (Coupe High-Rider) is a compact crossover with a distinctive sporty design, launched in 2016, and stands out clearly from conventional SUVs. Use the filters to search by generation, engine and model year.
Compact coupe-SUV
Body style
1.8 and 2.0 Hybrid, 1.2 turbo, PHEV (Mk2)
Typical engines
4.5–6 l/100 km
Average fuel consumption
The first-generation C-HR (2016–2023) set new design standards for Toyota with a strongly sporty body and hidden rear door handles. The current second generation (since 2023) keeps the recognizable silhouette with a modernized interior and updated hybrid technology. Both models use the TNGA-C platform shared with the Toyota Corolla and Prius.
The first generation offered 1.2 turbo petrol (116 HP), 1.8 Hybrid (122 HP) and 2.0 Hybrid (184 HP) engines. The current second generation is available with 1.8 Hybrid (140 HP), 2.0 Hybrid (197 HP) and 2.0 Plug-in Hybrid (223 HP) with an electric range of around 66 km. Average fuel consumption for the hybrid version is around 4.5–5 l/100 km. All hybrid variants come with e-CVT transmission.
The sporty design means slightly tighter rear seating and reduced rear visibility compared with competing crossover models. The first-generation boot holds 377 litres, which is in line with the segment. When buying a used C-HR, check the condition of the hybrid battery and the service history at an authorized service centre. Toyota offers an extended Hybrid Health Check warranty for vehicles regularly serviced within its network.
Most first-generation C-HR examples come only with front-wheel drive. Some second-generation versions offer an AWD-i system with an additional electric motor for the rear axle on hybrid variants.
Because of the sporty design and narrow rear windows, rear visibility is somewhat weaker than in classic SUVs. Toyota compensates with a standard reversing camera and advanced parking sensors.
The C-HR 1.8 Hybrid averages 4.5–5 l/100 km in mixed driving. The more powerful 2.0 Hybrid uses 5–5.5 l/100 km. In city driving, consumption is typically lower thanks to energy recuperation.