2025 Toyota C-HR Koba
SUV
Score Summary
Reliability
Safety (ANCAP)
Summary
The Toyota C-HR Koba is a subcompact premium-style hybrid SUV targeting buyers who want a fashionable small SUV with efficient hybrid running, modern safety tech, and a premium feel. It features a stylish, European-influenced design and a hybrid powertrain for strong urban efficiency. Potential buyers choose it for its compact city-friendly footprint, distinct styling, well-equipped interior, and Toyota's reliability and warranty support.
Highlights
- Hybrid powertrain: 1.8L hybrid setup delivering strong urban efficiency.
- Upmarket Koba trim: Two-tone paint options and premium interior touches.
- Safety pedigree: Historically five-star ANCAP rating for pre-2024 models.
- Warranty and service support: Toyota’s Warranty Advantage with lengthy warranty and capped-price servicing options.
Pricing (excluding on-road costs)
New (2025)
Ownership Sentiment
✓Praises
- •Excellent fuel economy, especially in hybrid configuration
- •Striking design and well-appointed interior
- •Comfortable ride and quiet highway refinement
- •Strong safety features and high safety ratings
- •Competitive running costs and reasonable servicing
!Complaints
- •Price premium versus some rivals in its segment
- •Limited cargo/storage space for a small SUV; smaller rear cabin in some trims
- •Infotainment/tech quirks reported by a subset of owners (see tech notes)
- •Some calls for more intuitive dynamic performance in certain trims
- •Occasional reports of dealer service experience variability
Ownership Costs
Ownership Cost
Medium
Cost Predictability
High
The cost of ownership for the Toyota C-HR Koba is medium with high predictability. This is due to capped-price servicing ensuring stable maintenance costs and hybrid technology providing efficient fuel consumption. Insurance and registration costs vary by driver profile and state. Depreciation is estimated but dependent on market conditions.
Model Reliability
Warranty
5 Years
Reliability Score
Assessment Summary
The combination of strong engine reliability, solid hybrid drivetrain expectations, and mixed but manageable infotainment signals leads to a generally reliable picture, tempered by limited long-term data for the 2025 model year and known fuel-system recall activity.
See what the experts say
Brand Reliability
Toyota
Reliability Study (2025)
Problems per 100 vehicles: 162
Rank
#3 / 22
Practicality
Body Type
SUV
Doors
5
Seats
5
ISOfix Points
2
Features
Safety
ANCAP Rating
Fuel Type / Efficiency
Powertrain / Fuel Type
Hybrid
Fuel Consumption
4 L/100km
Range (Approx)
1050 km
Tank Capacity
N/A
Performance
Engine / Motor Type
Hybrid
Displacement
1.8L
Cylinders
Inline 4
Power
103 kW
Torque
-
0-100 km/h
9.5s
Towing Capacity
-
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