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2024 Toyota C-HR

After successful testing, Toyota released a teaser of the second generation of the C-HR model. The arrival was announced last year when Toyota hinted that the crossover from the B segment was completely redesigned.

A few details have been revealed so far, it is known that the C-HR has a slightly shorter suspension, but is slightly more spacious inside, which means that it has a longer wheelbase. Toyota’s Hammerhead front fascia is inspired by newer models, while the door handles are integrated into the body for better aerodynamics. Although the camouflaged car on test had a Toyota logo on the rear, it cannot be seen in the teaser. Is this the final design, remains to be seen.

The car will be available alongside other Toyota crossovers, such as the Yaris Cross and Aygo X. One of the new things that the C-HR brings is that it will also be offered as a plug-in hybrid version. The PHEV will use batteries manufactured in Europe and will be sold as a standard plug-in hybrid.

The premiere will take place on June 26, and the first cars on the market are expected by the end of the year.

Source: Toyota

Widebody Toyota GR Supra

Debates about cars are constant, and one of them has been going on for years. It is about whether Toyota, by creating the A90 model, achieved what was expected with the GR Supra model. Opinions differ, but one car is undoubtedly attracting attention.

This example is the work of the company Wheels Boutique, which equipped the Supra with a special body kit and a new set of Anrky Wheels rims wrapped in Toyo R888R tires, which enhanced the aggressive look of the vehicle. Traditional Supra fans may not like it, but those who like tuned Japanese models will probably give it a positive rating.

The body kit was done by Street Hunter Designs and includes front and rear wheel arch extensions, a new splitter and a large rear wing that extends from the standard trunk lid spoiler, as well as a new diffuser.

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Source: Wheels Boutique

2023 Toyota Highlander for Eastern Europe

From the end of the year, Toyota will offer its largest SUV Highlander to Eastern European customers with a new turbo gasoline engine that replaces the previous naturally aspirated V6 engine. The car should offer more excitement to drivers, says Toyota.

The European version of the Toyota Highlander will now be powered by a new 2.4-liter four-cylinder turbo gasoline engine with 269 hp (198 kW) and more than 295 lb-ft (400 Nm) of torque. The engine is paired with an 8-speed automatic transmission that transmits power to one or both axles. The current model is powered by a 3.5-liter V6 engine with 295 hp (217 kW) and 263 lb-ft (360 Nm) of torque.

The powertrain isn’t the only thing Eastern European buyers will get in their new Toyota Highlander. The car will be equipped with a larger 12.3-inch display, a new three-dimensional/adaptive digital instrument panel, and the navigation system has also been improved. Toyota will also offer a base for wireless charging of mobile phones as standard equipment, as well as wireless connection with the Apple CarPlay application.

When it comes to the rest of Europe, the Toyota Highlander will be offered with standard powertrain options, a 3.5-liter V6 engine and a hybrid 2.5-liter four-cylinder gasoline engine assisted by electric motors.

Source: Toyota