Toyota C-HR PLUS

The Toyota C-HR Plus presents itself as a lovely hybrid vehicle that offers best of both worlds: the low running costs of an electric vehicle but without the downsides of battery charging times. And for 2025, it gets a hybrid powertrain, a whole bunch of features as well as an electric CVT, something not everyone would’ve heard of. Let’s dive deep into what the car has to offer. 

Toyota C-HR Plus Price in KSA

Toyota C-HR Plus price in KSA starts at SAR 95,900 and goes up to SAR 102,900. 

 Variants 

There are 2 Toyota C-HR Plus variants. The GX hybrid variant costs SAR 95,900, while the top-of-the-line VX hybrid trim will set you back by just under SAR 103,000. 

 Engine & Performance 

The Toyota C-HR Plus engine is a 1.8-litre one that churns out just under 97HP and about 142Nm. It’s a four wheel drive system and the engine is mated to an electric CVT gearbox. The electric powertrain can push out a maximum of 121HP. Those who are interested in the mileage figure (since it’s an HEV), would be happy to know that the C-HR Plus can output a claimed 24kmpl. 

 Safety

In terms of safety, the Toyota C-HR Plus specifications list is a long one. Central locking, EBD, seat belts, camera sensors, engine check warning as well as a tyre pressure monitoring system, the car has it all. Along with the basic ones, the car also has advanced safety features such as an engine immobilizer, hill hold assist, ISOFIX, crash sensors and more. 

 Features & Specifications

The Toyota C-HR Plus features list is a long one as well. The 7-inch TFT infotainment system is obviously a touch screen unit and is loaded to the T with features. There’s Bluetooth connectivity, voice control, Apple carplay, Android auto as well as 6 speakers.  And then there are the basic things like USB charging ports, wireless charging, WiFi and more. 

The Toyota C-HR Plus exterior is different from what we’ve seen on most Toyota cars. It’s modern-day and doesn’t look the most traditional. Toyota has moved away from its usual curvy design language and given the C-HR Plus sharper cuts and creases along with edgy bodywork.  

As for the Toyota C-HR interior, it’s similar to what we’ve come to expect from Toyota cars. While it’s reliable, it doesn’t feel particularly upmarket or premium. That said, it’s not too bad either. 

Why choose the Toyota C-HR Plus? 

And all of that brings us to the important question: should you buy the Toyota C-HR Plus 2025? The short answer is yes. The C-HR Plus ticks all the right boxes you’d want from a Toyota and more importantly, all the boxes you’d want ticked from a car in this segment. It looks good, exudes a premium feel, has a decent amount of features and comes with a nice hybrid powertrain.  

And most importantly, it has Toyota’s badge of extreme reliability and affordable maintenance costs. So if all that is something you are actively looking for, the C-HR Plus makes for a pretty good choice.