2022 Toyota C-HR Model Review - Omaha, NE

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What's New for the 2022 Toyota C-HR?

Available in three models, the 2022 Toyota C-HR is now sold in the all-new Wind Chill Pearl color. This compact crossover SUV drops the LE trim from the previous year. Some minor enhancements were made to the car's default 8-inch infotainment system.

2022 C-HR Trims & Features

The 2022 C-HR XLE model includes a leather-appointed steering wheel and sport-fabric front seating with six-way adjustments. Racing-style bolsters enhance the ergonomics of the front bucket seats. Genuine fabric covers the rear seating system, which accommodates up to three adult occupants. This entry-level trim boasts an 8-inch touch screen with Amazon Alexa, Android Auto, and Apple CarPlay. You'll even get a three-month subscription to SiriusXM Platinum on this base model. A 12-month trial to Safety Connect and a three-month trial to Wi-Fi Connect is included in the XLE edition. With a vortex-style design, 18-inch alloy wheels are standard on the base model. You'll also get multi-reflector LED headlamps with automatic operations. Additionally, the rear diffuser and lower lip spoiler emphasize the athletic character of this affordable Toyota crossover SUV. The 2022 C-HR Nightshade Edition includes black outside door handles with a hidden design. Black lug nuts are integrated into the 18-inch, vortex-style alloy wheels. Black badges further boost the vehicle's sophistication. The C-HR Limited rolls on turbine-style alloy wheels that measure 18 inches. This high-level model flaunts leather-appointed, heated bucket seats in the first row. Side bolsters and a power lumbar enhance the eight-way driver's seat. Additionally, this high-end trim has LED projector headlamps with low and high beams. High-performance LED fog lamps certainly distinguish this model from other trims.

2022 Toyota C-HR Horsepower

This compact Toyota crossover taps into 144 total horsepower from a 2.0-liter engine block. Completing combustion with assistance from the Valvematic technology, the four-cylinder powertrain cranks out 139 pound-feet of torque. This efficient powerplant is coupled with the Continuously Variable Transmission with intelligence and Shift Mode (CVT-iS) system. The Toyota Direct Ignition (TDI) technology also controls some aspects of combustion under the hood. Additionally, this sporty family car can run on the Eco, Normal, and Sport modes.

Toyota C-HR Safety

The 2022 C-HR includes the Toyota Safety Sense 2.5 technologies for confident driving in cities and suburbs. This two-row crossover SUV also has the standard Blind Spot Monitor and an integrated backup camera. Having ten airbags, the sporty C-HR reaches new heights in passive safety.