By dropping dual motors and hot-hatch pace into an unassuming crossover shell, Toyota has engineered an unexpected electric street fighter.
For years, the Toyota C-HR existed comfortably in automotive purgatory: a sharply creased, style-forward compact crossover that delivered sensible commuter virtues while promising…
The vital statistics border on the absurd for a nameplate previously known for modest four-cylinder humdrum.
That straight-line violence inevitably reframes the debate around what the modern hot hatch has become.
By dropping dual motors and hot-hatch pace into an unassuming crossover shell, Toyota has engineered an unexpected electric street fighter.