Compare the Toyota C-HR+ vs Volvo XC60
AI generated from our expert reviews
Both the Toyota C-HR+ and the Volvo XC60 provide a quiet cruise once you get up to speed on the motorway. Around town, however, the C-HR+ irons out speed bumps and potholes with its comfortable suspension, whereas the XC60 feels a bit jiggly. Head down a country road and the Toyota benefits from a lack of body lean, while the Volvo will lean noticeably when pushed hard into a corner. Inside, the C-HR+ gives you physical heater control dials, whereas the XC60 places most climate controls on its screen, which can be a bit fiddly on the move. When carrying passengers, the XC60 offers more than enough head room for tall people, whereas the sloping roofline of the C-HR+ eats away at a bit of headroom. The Volvo also has a bigger boot, is more powerful and can tow more.
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Compare the specs
Standard kit
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Android Auto
Mirrors your Android phone's apps, like maps, music and messages, onto the car's touchscreen.
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Apple CarPlay
Mirrors your iPhone's apps, like maps, music and messages, onto the car's touchscreen.
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Cruise control
Holds a steady speed on the motorway without keeping your foot on the accelerator.
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Heated seats
Warms the seat itself on cold mornings.
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Leather seats
Leather (or leather-look) seat upholstery instead of cloth.
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Navigation
Built-in sat nav on the car's own screen, no phone needed.
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Parking Camera
A rear (sometimes 360°) camera that shows what's behind you while parking.
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Touchscreen infotainment
A touch-operated screen for media, settings and (often) navigation.
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Android Auto
Mirrors your Android phone's apps, like maps, music and messages, onto the car's touchscreen.
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Apple CarPlay
Mirrors your iPhone's apps, like maps, music and messages, onto the car's touchscreen.
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Climate control
Automatically keeps the cabin at a set temperature, rather than a manual heater dial.
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Cruise control
Holds a steady speed on the motorway without keeping your foot on the accelerator.
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Heated seats
Warms the seat itself on cold mornings.
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Leather seats
Leather (or leather-look) seat upholstery instead of cloth.
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Parking Camera
A rear (sometimes 360°) camera that shows what's behind you while parking.
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Parking Sensors
Beeps that get faster as you get closer to something while parking.
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Touchscreen infotainment
A touch-operated screen for media, settings and (often) navigation.
Key information
| Body type SUVs | Body type SUVs |
| Available fuel types Electric | Available fuel types Petrol |
| Number of seats 5 | Number of seats 5 |
| Boot space, seats up 416 litres (3 suitcases) | Boot space, seats up 483 litres (4 suitcases) Best |
| Boot space, seats down — | Boot space, seats down 1,543 litres |
| External dimensions (L x W x H) 4,530 mm x 1,870 mm x 1,595 mm | External dimensions (L x W x H) 4,708 mm x 1,999 mm x 1,660 mm |
| Towing capacity — | Towing capacity 2,400 kg |
| First year tax rate £10 Best | First year tax rate £1,410 |
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Efficiency
Efficiency refers to how far an electric car travels on a given amount of energy, based on official tests. It is measured in miles per kilowatt-hour (mi/kWh).
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Efficiency
Efficiency refers to how far an electric car travels on a given amount of energy, based on official tests. It is measured in miles per kilowatt-hour (mi/kWh).
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Fuel economy
This measures how much fuel a car uses, according to official tests. It's measured in miles per gallon (MPG) and a higher number means the car is more fuel efficient.
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Fuel economy
This measures how much fuel a car uses, according to official tests. It's measured in miles per gallon (MPG) and a higher number means the car is more fuel efficient.
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Battery range
This refers to how many miles an electric car can complete on a fully charged battery, according to official tests.
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Battery range
This refers to how many miles an electric car can complete on a fully charged battery, according to official tests.
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| Battery size 57.7 kWh | Battery size — |
| Drive type Front wheel drive | Drive type Four wheel drive |
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Insurance
The insurance group the car sits in, from 1 to 50. The lower the group, the cheaper it usually is to insure.
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Insurance
The insurance group the car sits in, from 1 to 50. The lower the group, the cheaper it usually is to insure.
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Drivetrain & power
| Engine name 123kW 58kWh Auto | Engine name 2.0 B5P AWD Geartronic |
| Engine size Electric • 167 BHP | Engine size 2.0 L Petrol • 250 BHP |
| Body type SUVs | Body type SUVs |
| Fuel type Electric | Fuel type Petrol |
| Transmission Automatic | Transmission Automatic |
| Drive type Front wheel drive | Drive type Four wheel drive |
| Forward gears 1 | Forward gears 8 |
| Acceleration 8.4 s (0-60 mph) | Acceleration 6.9 s (0-60 mph) Best |
| Battery size 57.7 kWh | Battery size — |
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Battery range
This refers to how many miles an electric car can complete on a fully charged battery, according to official tests.
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Battery range
This refers to how many miles an electric car can complete on a fully charged battery, according to official tests.
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Dimensions & space
| Number of seats 5 | Number of seats 5 |
| Number of doors 5 | Number of doors 5 |
| Boot (seats up) 416 litres | Boot (seats up) 483 litres Best |
| Boot (seats down) — | Boot (seats down) 1,543 litres |
| Length 4,530 mm | Length 4,708 mm |
| Width 1,870 mm | Width 1,999 mm |
| Height 1,595 mm | Height 1,660 mm |
| Wheelbase 2.75 m | Wheelbase 2.87 m |
| Turning circle 11.0 m | Turning circle 11.4 m |
Full features list
*Please contact the dealer for a personalised quote, including terms and conditions. Quote is subject to dealer requirements, including status and availability. Illustrations are based on personal contract hire, 9 month upfront fee, 48 month term and 8000 miles annually, VAT included.