What are the differences between the CHR and the Izoa?
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The differences between the CHR and the Izoa are: 1. Different safety equipment: the CHR only reminds the front row when seat belts are not fastened; the Izoa reminds the whole car when seat belts are not fastened. 2. Different interior configurations: the CHR has a plastic steering wheel; the Izoa has a leather steering wheel. 3. Different body dimensions: the CHR is 4405mm long and 1795mm wide; the Izoa is 4455mm long and 1845mm wide. 4. Different curb weights: the CHR is 1490kg; the Izoa is 1505kg. 5. Different lighting configurations: the CHR uses halogen headlights; the Izoa uses LED headlights.
I used to drive the CHR and also test-drove the Yize. The biggest impression was that they are essentially the same car under different names. Both vehicles are built on Toyota's TNGA platform, featuring youthful and sporty designs with sharp lines and floating roofs, turning heads on the road. The core difference lies in localization: the CHR is an international model, primarily gasoline-powered, while the Yize is a China-specific variant, often equipped with a hybrid engine that offers quick response and fuel efficiency. When I frequently drove in the city, the fuel consumption stabilized around 5L. It also features locally tuned suspension for a softer and more comfortable ride. Maintenance networks are extensive and costs are low. Minor functional differences include the Yize's integrated China-specific navigation system, making it more user-friendly locally. When choosing between them, it really depends on where you'll use it—you won’t regret buying either.
