Flashy-looking compact SUV is set to come with 1.8-litre petrol and hybrid models with prices starting from some 900,000 baht when official sales start early next year. Orders of Toyota’s all-new C-HR will be taken at this month’s 2017 Motor Expo, ahead of Thai official sales early next year. With prices projected to start in the 900,000 baht range, the C-HR will directly target the popular Honda HR-V and Mazda CX-3. Due to its game-changing design, the C-HR is set to be the most talked-about new car at the car show. The C-HR will also be Toyota’s first car-based SUV on Thai forecourts sitting below the pickup-derived Fortuner in terms of price and size.

Source: Bangkok Post November 08, 2017 09:00 UTC