The drums as the beginning mark of the Frankfurt Motor Show 2015 has officially sounded started on September 15, 2015. Of course, the world's largest manufacturer whose participating in this event will presenting their greatest products.
Toyota C-HR Concept (2nd version) revealed at the Frankfurt Motor Show 2015. (Picture from: http://bit.ly/1NC8Oqu)
One of the most interesting media attention came from one of the Japanese giant automakers, Toyota who opened the hood of their newest crossover model called 'Toyota C-HR' as a potential rival of the Nissan Juke and Honda HR-V.
Right side view of Toyota C-HR Concept (2nd version). (Picture from: http://bit.ly/1NC8Oqu)
According Motor Authority, on September 15, 2015 that describes the latest upgraded model which has approached the finalization stage prior to mass production in the near future. It wearing the platform of Toyota New Global Architecture (TNGA) like the latest Prius, the C-HR has now evolved into future vehicles more comfortable, stable in terms of handling, the chassis is more rigid and environmentally friendly due to adopt a full hybrid engine.
Rear side view of Toyota C-HR Concept (2nd version). (Picture from: http://bit.ly/1NC8Oqu)
The proportion of stocky body no less with the Nissan Juke made more 'eye-catchy' with future nuance and performed in gloss black clad colored clothing and a new design of headlights.
Not to forget, the three-door format that was uploaded from an older version of the C-HR concept that looks at the New York Auto Show 2014, now converted into a five-door in order to increase the practicality of driving.
There are no other leaks about the details and technical specifications, but of the same source to mention that the production version of Toyota C-HR will be on display in March 2016 at the Geneva Motor Show 2016. *** [EKA | FROM VARIOUS SOURCES | MOTOR AUTHORITY]
One of the most interesting media attention came from one of the Japanese giant automakers, Toyota who opened the hood of their newest crossover model called 'Toyota C-HR' as a potential rival of the Nissan Juke and Honda HR-V.
