Toyota C-HR Cars for sale in Mauritius

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Toyota C-HR

Toyota C-HR

Rs 1,790,000

Rs 24,810.90 p/m
  • year2023
  • 16,294 KM
  • Automatic
Industrial Zone Road, Vacoas-Phœnix, Plaines Wilhems, Mauritius
Toyota C-HR GR Quad Exhaust

Toyota C-HR GR Quad Exhaust

Rs 1,450,000

Rs 20,098.22 p/m
  • year2021
  • 30,128 KM
  • Automatic
Calebasses, Pamplemousses District, Mauritius
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Market snapshot

Typical price: Rs 1,350,000. Price range: Rs 1,175,000 to Rs 1,750,000. Model-year range: 2018 to 2023. Mileage range: 12,684 to 89,000 km.

Based on current active listings on AutoCloud.mu.

The Toyota C-HR stands out with its bold, coupe-like styling, appealing to buyers who want a vehicle that makes a statement. It combines this distinctive design with Toyota's well-established reputation for reliability and excellent fuel efficiency, particularly in its popular hybrid models. Its compact size makes it an agile and practical choice for city driving and navigating Mauritius's roads.

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Rs 1,450,000

Rs 20,098.22 p/m
  • year2022
  • 18,000 KM
  • Automatic
Pamplemousses, Pamplemousses District, Mauritius
Toyota C-HR Automatic 2021

Toyota C-HR Automatic 2021

Rs 1,425,000

Rs 19,751.70 p/m
  • year2021
  • Automatic
Curepipe, Plaines Wilhems District, Mauritius

Toyota C-HR market snapshot

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Median asking priceRs 1,350,000
Average price rangeRs 1,175,000 to Rs 1,750,000

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the typical price of a used Toyota C-HR in Mauritius?
Currently, Toyota C-HR listings on AutoCloud.mu are priced from Rs 1,175,000 to Rs 1,750,000, with a typical (median) price of around Rs 1,350,000. There are 12 listings available.
Are most Toyota C-HR listings automatic or manual?
83% of Toyota C-HR listings are automatic, with 16% manual.
What model years are currently available for the Toyota C-HR?
Listed Toyota C-HR units span model years 2018 to 2023.
Who does the Toyota C-HR suit?
The Toyota C-HR is best suited for individuals, couples, or small families who prioritise style, fuel efficiency, and reliability in a compact package. Its distinctive design appeals to those who want to stand out, and its agile handling makes it an excellent choice for city driving. It's a great option for buyers who don't require maximum rear-seat or boot space and value a modern driving experience.
What should I consider before buying a used Toyota C-HR?
When considering a used Toyota C-HR, it's wise to check the vehicle's service history to ensure it has been well-maintained. For hybrid models, which are very common in Mauritius, pay attention to the condition of the hybrid battery system. Also, be mindful of the trade-offs of its design: the stylish sloping roofline can limit rear visibility and reduce headroom for back-seat passengers, and the boot capacity is smaller than some competitors.
What do people say about the Toyota C-HR?
The Toyota C-HR is generally praised for its sharp, futuristic design, comfortable ride quality, and impressive fuel economy, especially the hybrid version. It's seen as a reliable and well-built vehicle, consistent with the Toyota brand. Common criticisms are often directed at its practicality; the prioritisation of style results in limited rear passenger space, a smaller boot, and compromised rear visibility compared to more traditional SUVs.
How does the Toyota C-HR compare to alternatives in this segment?
The Toyota C-HR competes with other compact SUVs like the Honda HR-V (Vezel), Nissan Juke, and Mazda CX-30. Its main advantages are its bold styling and highly efficient hybrid powertrain. Compared to a model like the Honda HR-V, the C-HR is less practical in terms of interior space. Against the Nissan Juke, another style-focused rival, the C-HR often offers a more refined ride and the benefit of Toyota's hybrid technology. The Mazda CX-30 may offer a more premium interior, but the C-HR typically leads on fuel economy.
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