00:00Welcome to the Tuning Blog Video. Today, it's all about the new Toyota C-HR Plus.
00:07Toyota's first all-electric SUV in the C-segment.
00:11With its revised design, it clearly stands out from the well-known Hybrid C-HR and focuses on a unique look.
00:18While the Hybrid C-HR stands out with its striking edges, the C-HR Plus features rounder shapes and dynamic lines.
00:25Particularly striking is the coupe-like roofline with the striking duck spoiler and the so-called ducktail flap,
00:33which not only sets visual accents but also offers aerodynamic advantages.
00:39Toyota offers the C-HR Plus in three drive variants.
00:43The basic version comes with a 57.7 kW, 167 hp battery, 167 hp and front-wheel drive.
00:50Those who want more power can opt for the version with a 77 kW, 224 hp battery, also with front-wheel drive.
00:59The top-of-the-range version combines the 77 kW, 167 hp battery with all-wheel drive and delivers a whopping 343 hp.
01:07This makes the C-HR Plus the most powerful Toyota apart from the sporty GR models.
01:12Particularly impressive is that the top model accelerates from 0 to 100 km in just 5.2 seconds and achieves a range of up to 600 km.
01:22When charging, Toyota supports fast direct current charging with up to 150 kW.
01:29Inside, the C-HR Plus relies on a modern, uncluttered cockpit, which is no longer larger than the Hybrid model.
01:36The focus is on a large 14-inch multimedia display, which can be used to control numerous vehicle functions.
01:45In addition, the MyToyota app enables a constant connection to the vehicle, for example to call up the charging status.
01:53Despite the modern design, Toyota remains true to its philosophy and continues to combine the touchscreen with physical controls.
02:01Toyota also leaves nothing to be desired when it comes to safety.
02:04Among other things, a blind-spot warning system and adaptive high-beam are on board as standard,
02:10while a parking assistant and a 360-degrees camera are available as options.
02:15There is no official information on prices yet.
02:19But since the Hybrid C-HR already starts at around €34,000,
02:23the fully electric C-HR Plus is likely to be significantly higher.
02:27Experts estimate an entry-level price of around €45,000 for the basic version with a 57.7 kWh battery.
02:38As always, you can find the link to read the article in our magazine in the video description.
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