Toyota C-HR AX10
Weaknesses, engine ratings and buying advice
150–152 PS
2.0L Hybrid Benzin
Design SUV with genuine bite
Fun to Drive!97–99 PS
1.8L Hybrid Benzin
7 weaknesses
Good ChoiceGenerations
Engine Overview
The Toyota C-HR AX10 is available with 3 engine variants — from 97 to 152 hp.
The Toyota 1.2L Turbo (Benziner, 116 PS) has the 8NR-FTS (1.2L Turbo) — rated: "Be Careful", 6 known weaknesses.
The Toyota C-HR 2.0 Hybrid (Benziner Hybrid, 184 PS) has the M20A-FXS (2.0L Hybrid) — rated: "Be Careful", 7 known weaknesses.
The Toyota C-HR Hybrid (Benziner Hybrid, 122 PS) has the 2ZR-FXE (1.8L Hybrid) — rated: "Good Choice", 7 known weaknesses.
Vehicle Weaknesses
| Weakness | Cost | |
|---|---|---|
| Suspension components rust without underbody protection Toyota delivers the C-HR without factory underbody corrosion protection. Suspension components and rear wishbones show significant corrosion on vehicles from salt-belt regions even under two years old. Symptoms: Visible rust on rear wishbones, subframe, and suspension components after just a few winters, detectable on a lift. from 40,000 km | Medium | |
| Suspension components rust without underbody protection Toyota delivers the C-HR without factory underbody corrosion protection. Suspension components and rear wishbones show significant corrosion on vehicles from salt-belt regions even under two years old. Symptoms: Visible rust on rear wishbones, subframe, and suspension components after just a few winters, detectable on a lift. from 40,000 km | Medium | |
| Early rust formation on the floorpan The C-HR AX10 develops typical model-specific rust blistering on the floorpan at an early stage. Symptoms: Small rust spots visible on the floorpan during underbody inspection. | Low | |
| Underbody panels corrode Metal underbody panels and heat shields corrode and detach. Symptoms: Rattling noise while driving, visibly hanging trim pieces. from 50,000 km | Low |
Top Reported Issues
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Known Problems and Issues
A total of 38 weaknesses have been documented for the Toyota C-HR AX10 (2016–2023) — 20 engine-related and 18 vehicle-related. Typical issues affect Rust, Other, Electronics, Interior. Considered reliable: 2ZR-FXE (1.8L Hybrid).
C-HR (8NR-FTS, 2016–2023) — Be Careful: Recall: High-Pressure Fuel Pump Leaking, Ignition Coil Failure Due to Software Interaction, Carbon Deposits on Intake Valves. Power: 116 PS.
C-HR (M20A-FXS, 2019–2023) — Be Careful: EGR Cooler Leak with Coolant Ingress, EGR Cooler Leaking — Coolant Entering Engine, EGR Cooler Cracks — Coolant in Combustion Chamber. Power: 152 PS.
What to watch out for with the Toyota C-HR? See the detailed listing of all engine and vehicle weaknesses in the sections above.
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Last updated: February 2026 · All information without guarantee