Crossovers have become wildly popular over the past few years and so Toyota created the all-new C-HR which is a new take on a modern crossover. C-HR stands for coupe high-rider and the 2018 Toyota C-HR is smaller and more affordable than the popular RAV4. This all-new model offers a lot of unique design elements and features to customers and so to more information check out this 2018 Toyota C-HR vs 2017 Toyota RAV4 comparison.
Looking at these two models they have very different design elements. While the RAV4 goes for the sporty and off-road capable look and styling the new C-HR gives off a sleek, city-ready design. As mentioned before, the C-HR is smaller in size when compared to the RAV4 and customers will notice that more in the cargo area. The C-HR only offers 19 cubic feet of cargo space which is still adequate and more than the typical sedan trunk size but the RAV4 features 38.4 cubic feet of cargo volume. Customers looking for additional space to haul sporting equipment, bikes, coolers and camping equipment might find the RAV4 more capable in that department.
2018 Toyota C-HR | VS | 2017 Toyota RAV4 |
2.0-Liter Four-Cylinder with 144 hp | Engine | 2.4-Liter Four-Cylinder with 176 hp |
19 Cubic Feet | Cargo Volume | 38.4 Cubic Feet |
Not Available | Max. Towing Capacity | 1,750 lbs. |
27/31 MPG | Fuel Economy | 23/30 MPG |