The subcompact crossover segment is growing insanely fast with the introduction of models, like the Chevy Trax, Honda HR-V and Mazda CX-3. Toyota may soon jump into the segment with a new smaller crossover that could debut as early as the next Geneva Motor Show in March.
The subcompact crossover segment is growing insanely fast with the introduction of models, like the Chevy Trax, Honda HR-V and Mazda CX-3. Toyota may soon jump into the segment with a new smaller crossover that could debut as early as the next Geneva Motor Show in March.
The new small crossover will reportedly borrow styling cues from the C-HR concept that debuted last year, but it will have four doors instead of two. Toyota Europe’s sales chief Karl Schlict recently stated, “The C-HR is obviously exaggerated, it’s a concept car. Stretched, bigger wheels, whatever – but something like that, we’re going to do. We’re serious about it, yes.”
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The small crossover is expected to be offered in some markets with small gasoline and diesel four-cylinder engines. Stay tuned.
Source: CarAdvice
