2018 Toyota C-HR Hybrid startup, engine and in-depth tour
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- čas přidán 21. 07. 2024
- Hello car people. Today's car review is of a 2018 Toyota C-HR Hybrid powered by a 1.8L hybrid I4 (122 hp, 105 lb-ft) with an eCVT transmission.
Video was filmed on - January 19, 2019
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The Toyota C-HR is one futuristic looking SUV and is reliable in the long-term too. This is why this car deserves a lot of views can’t wait for it to hit 100k views!
Serious thanks for your support because I can't wait for that moment either 😉
I never really comment on videos, but i just want to say you did a fantastic review and a big thankyou from me. Super helpful and covered everything i needed to know. Keep up the great work.
Thanks so much for your support! I really appreciate it :)
Congrats for 800 - 900 likes, keep up the good work
I love this review style
Thanks!!
Thank you very much. So helpful
Thanks for the video
Good review
Absolutely LOVE MINE so much! 🎷🎶
Did good explain ❤️nice
I pick my up April 11th. Can't wait. 😁
That's cool!
Had mine 6 months, you wont be disappointed.
Pick what up?.......STD?......Shopping bag?...... Penguin?
Can we connect apple car play in 2018 CHR?
Very nice
I work for Toyota, and drive a 19 C-HR. Really wish they had a hybrid in the US. Only a 2.0l 4 cylinder... still love everything else tho.
Thanks for the support. It's kinda weird that the C-HR Hybrid is not available in the USA. In Europe, non-hybrid C-HR's are actually uncommon
Samatha, since you are working with toyota, would they ever offer hybrid for the US market? Just checking.
Pino Dangio, nice style. Good video. 👍
Thanks
Hi my car has no map can i fix it?
Dude, so you grew up in Germany, now reside in France and are capable of English like this? And you are 16 years old only? Major props my man! I know what it takes, I speak German too (I'm Swiss) but my English sucked at your age :'D
Well, I was born in the United States, am technically living in Germany rn, but I'm currently on a year abroad. I'm in France up until July. And I'm actually 17 at this point. This video was shot some time ago. Thanks for your support, though, I appreciate it!
Lukas Automotive Awesomeness yeah thought you were at first, your words are American English and you can hear it in your accent a bit.
@@lukasautomotiveawesomeness1536 ......Lukas. Look's like you're doing alright for a teenaged young man. Keep it up.
How to change screen content from Japanese to English? 😅
I love my Toyora 2818 chr ..the only thing I do not like iiiss that is manual the back door. It will make my life so much easier to closed it with the car key ..but even like that I still like it😂😊❤
Dam, how i love this car..... I get a one soon
Yeah I'm a big fan of these cars
Is there any difference between c-hr 2018 and 2019 ?!
@@elendil4543 No they've all been the same ever since their debut
Great video can u also review Kia seltos please
Thanks for your support! Would like to review a Seltos but I don't think they're sold where I live
YARIS Y 20 1.8 , CH-R 1.8, COROLA SEDÃ 2020 Um desses Híbridos da TOYOTA vai realizar o meu sonho Híbrido, em breve. Acredito na Marca mais valiosa do mundo!
Mucho no comprende por favor....
Nissan et moi sommes maintenant à la recherche d’obtenir la propriété dans quelques jours pour retourner au travail 6 et la famille sont bons et un bon endroit pour rester dans et hors de la voiture et la famille sont bonnes et beaucoup de gens sont là pour aider un
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I just test drove one today - it seemed to have less acceleration (definitely more noise, less oomph from a start) than the Prius LE (both new 2019's), it was more miserable to get in and out of (about 29.5 inches top-of-seat to bottom-of-door-sill), and it rode over the roads rougher than the Prius. So... I took that same tape measure to the Corolla and the Camry. The Camry was the absolute worst for ingress/egress, especially for anyone who gets in and out of their vehicle a few times each day, and for anyone trying to avoid back pain. The Corolla was about 29 inches, and the Camry seemed like it was just under 29 inches. Meanwhile, surprisingly, the Prius was 32 inches. Still not 'ideal' for people of average height, but certainly easier to live with than the severely-curved-down roof-lines that lead to short entryways.
I found this really disappointing because the C-HR is sort of advertised as a cross-over or a smaller SUV. It did have that extra little bit of storage in the trunk area, under the mat, that would have been easier to live with than the Prius, so that was good. Perhaps such a low HP vehicle as the CH-R doesn't need such sporty, low profile and wide tires? Sure, sure, it has the look - but the sidewalls on those tires kill the ride quality that the teeny tires on the Prius seemed to give.
I'm going to give the Prius another test drive tomorrow to really see what's up, but it was a far more comfortable car than the CH-R. CH-R only absolutely beat the Prius in the interior/exterior design and the LCD display. (The Prius interior still thinks that it is 2011, and that CD players are what are needed - while no option for satellite radio could be found for the mid-level models)
Who needs your plate numbers?
What's with you Hamerican's and the "now without further ado"?
It's something we like to say from time to time
Can I ask something. If you dont need those keys can it be stolen easily? Im not very bright in these kind of things.
No, it can't be stolen if you don't have the key. The smart key access system that this vehicle has only works if you have the key fob with you
12v Power Access sockets? Are there any and where located? I’ve spent years acquiring certain accessories such as a coolbox for easily perishable goods (fresh milk, insulin) and live in a hot climate.
Unfortunately, I didn't see any 12v power outlets. Well, a cool box is convenient to have as well for hot climates
Thank you Lukas. I’ve been told to check out the centra console as Toyota sometimes hide a socket there. There are many accessories that use the socket and many people who need them, particularly for long journeys. All cars had them in the past, euphemistically called cigarette lighters. They also used to supply little drawers for toll gate coins (ashtrays). Far more convenient than trying to reach a trouser pocket when belted in and an impatient entourage. :)
@@IQneg You're so right, they aren't always visible right away 🤣
Someday i own it
You'll....... Some day you'll own one...... One day.
I 62 che hanno messo pollice inverso , viaggiano ancora con la panda 45!
How tall are you? I would like to know, what that that "decency" you described in the back was related to....
I'm 6 feet and 0.5 in or 1.84m tall. I just mention my height because not all people are the same height as me, so this just applies to me
@@lukasautomotiveawesomeness1536 thank you! :) Very nice of you answering so quickly. I'm 1.8m so that's why I asked. We are a tall bunch in the family
This is the first video on the channel to hit 100k views.
Yeah man we finally did it!!!!
Nice one
How much does it cost to get one?
I don't quite know as I am not a sales person
why is the fuel economy so awful i'd like to know, plus the engine literally screams climbing hills here in the village i live in south wales uk. any tips would be grateful
Um, fuel economy is good, which is expected as it's a hybrid. I'm sure the screaming engine is probably normal on hills. The hills will definitely also be a reason as to why your fuel economy is worse. I can't say anything else to that as this is the only C-HR that I have had the chance to look at
Bigger engine is better,say 1.4 avoid 1.2
@@thn5587 There was no 1.4L engine available for the C-HR.
@@lukasautomotiveawesomeness1536 I have the Dynamic Version , auto 1800 engine and that engine size is the best, economy is brilliant and mine does 800 fit climb twice over the downs every day, I average 65 mpg, this is a car you have to learn to drive using all rhe electronics it carries, I never bother to use it in Sports mode, I use it in normal drive all the time, I have just parted with a 2000 cc diesel Insignia (7 years and new) and I far prefer this car .
Do you live in France ?
No, I'm on a year abroad and am in France until the summer. I actually live in Germany
Okay so i have a question. When you activate the EV mode an it uses the electric motor how does it charge?
To my knowledge, it charges through braking. If the battery on the electric motor is completely out, then the gas engine will take over
@@lukasautomotiveawesomeness1536 so you're saying that the electric motor chargers by braking.
@@jordanewright2354 Yes, but only while driving, not by just simply stepping on the brake pedal
@@lukasautomotiveawesomeness1536 thanks for the info just 1 more question if the car runs out of fuel what will happen?
I wanna know if it's safe to have low or little fuel
@@jordanewright2354 Likely the same thing as when any other car runs out of gas, should there be no more battery power left
Picked up mine 182 on Wednesday. I haven’t started driving it yet. Never driven electric car before and so scared 😱- so many buttons. Where’s the CD player?
Either it doesn't have one or I couldn't find it, I don't know
I own this car. There is no CD player. It's very good despite that. Comfy. Practical. Economic. Personal music is played via either a blue tooth connection to a Spotify account registered on a mobile phone or some other device with a music library, e.g., lap-top with music downloads.
April 11th too
Coincidences 😉
Is this england?
France
@@lukasautomotiveawesomeness1536 ok. I'm looking for dealers in that area can you please send me a link for vehicle market place or website .
480p - smartphone .. bit of a shame @2019
Yeah what a disappointment
huh, interesting that we don't get the C-HR hybrid in the U.S.
Wait, really?? I thought you did!!!
We do
We know it´s CHR
i own a 2019 c-hr gle. it is the most utterly piece of crap. after 2
years of ownership and 40k miles it makes me wish i had bought a yugo!
spacious: somewhat
good mileage?? not in the least. my 1990 suzuki samurai gave 45/50 miles
to the gallon.
battery is out in less than 2 years, so were the tires which lasted
about 38k miles.
noises from low workmanship. it has them all. currently, in slow turns,
the steering system cracks, rattles and moans constantly. and then
there is the ever bubbling sound after it gets warmed up. what did the
dealership service department say all and every time i took the car for
inspection? they said that there was nothing wrong with the car. a
yugo's the way to go.
suspension. it bottoms up every time with the slightest depression on
the road. the front absorbers (struts or rubber bands or whatever they
use to deal with this) is so horrendous and the japanese mechanic at the
dealership says there is nothing wrong with the suspension. a yugo is
the way to go!
i am telling you guys and gals, save yourselves the aggravation of a
great looking piece of crap and buy yourselves a yugo!! the 80's and
90's yugo that is!
What no hybrid in us noooooooooooo
Sothea Mam Not at the moment.
Please keep in mind that this 50% increase in range they falsely advertise, does not mean that regenerative braking will give an 50% range increase! This isn’t going to bump your range from 100 miles to 150 miles. This simply means that 50% of the kinetic energy lost during the act of braking can be turned back into acceleration later.
It is important to realize that on its own, regenerative braking isn’t a magical range booster for Hybrid vehicles. It doesn’t make Hybrid vehicles more efficient per set, it just makes them less inefficient.
Realistically, Regen in Hybrid will boost up to 5% increase in range only in rural areas and Not in motorways. In highways regen gives you No boost in range at all! Too expensive too!!!
Made by fisher price. Nope. I’m good.
Kid
Those Hybrids & Electric power vechicles could cause cancer to humans because of the electro magnetic fields, just like cell towers.
A lot of negatives to them that people don't realize, and how much do they really save on gas for just average driving, not that much is the answer.
@@karkule5919 I agree with you completely.
Excuse me, is this a stolen car? Then why did you cover the registration number? What is the reason ? I can not understand ! The car is very nice and extremely reliable, I have the same dark red colour car.
No, the car isn't stolen and I covered the license plate for data protection. Glad you like your C-HR, they're really good cars
Good review
Thank you