Ford Puma vs Toyota C-HR (2016)

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Puma compared with C-HR (2016)
FordPumaToyotaC-HR (2016)
Overview
ReleasedOctober 2019October 2016
Performance
PowertrainMild hybridHybrid, Petrol
Power123–168 bhp (better)114–120 bhp
0–62 mph7.4–9.8 s (better)10.9–11.4 s
Top speed118–130 mph (better)105–118 mph
Engine or motors1.0-litre EcoBoost three-cylinder petrol with 48V mild hybrid; 125 PS (91 kW), 155 PS (114 kW) or 170 PS (125 kW) on the ST (peak with overboost, 160 PS steady state); bhp converted from Ford's PS figures1.8-litre four-cylinder petrol hybrid (engine 97 bhp, system 120 bhp/90 kW, nickel-metal hydride battery) or 1.2-litre four-cylinder turbo petrol (114 bhp/85 kW); launch line-up, before later updates
Torque210 Nm (125 PS), 240 Nm (155 PS), 248 Nm (ST)142 Nm engine and 163 Nm motor (hybrid), 185 Nm (1.2T)
Gearbox6-speed manual (125 PS only) or 7-speed Powershift dual-clutch automatice-CVT (hybrid), 6-speed manual or CVT (1.2T)
DriveFront-wheel driveFront-wheel drive; all-wheel drive available with 1.2T CVT
Range and charging
Economy (WLTP)47.9–52.3 mpg–
EfficiencyWLTP combined: 52.3 mpg (125 PS manual), 48.7–49.6 mpg (125 PS automatic), 49.6 mpg (155 PS), 47.9 mpg (ST)NEDC combined: 72.4–74.3 mpg (hybrid), 47.1–47.9 mpg (1.2T FWD), 44.8 mpg (1.2T AWD); not comparable with WLTP
CO2 emissions122–135 g/km (WLTP)86–87 g/km (hybrid), 134–136 g/km (1.2T FWD), 144 g/km (1.2T AWD), NEDC combined
Practicality
BodyCrossoverCrossover
Seats55
Boot456 litres (better)377 litres
Length4,226 mm4,360 mm
Width1,805 mm1,795 mm
WeightFrom 1,201 kgFrom 1,320 kg
Boot456 litres including the 80-litre MegaBox; up to 1,216 litres with the rear seats folded377 litres (VDA)
TowingUp to 1,100 kg braked (manual), 900 kg (automatic)725 kg (hybrid); 1,300 kg braked (1.2T manual), 1,100 kg (1.2T CVT)
Size4,226 mm long, 1,805 mm wide, 1,550 mm high; 2,588 mm wheelbase; 10.5 m turning circle4,360 mm long, 1,795 mm wide, 1,565 mm high; 2,640 mm wheelbase; kerb weight 1,380–1,420 kg (hybrid), 1,320–1,390 kg (1.2T FWD), 1,460 kg (1.2T AWD); drag coefficient 0.32 (FWD)
Tech and safety
Infotainment12-inch SYNC touchscreen with built-in navigation and wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto; 12.8-inch digital instrument cluster; wireless charging pad; 10-speaker B&O audio on the ST–
Driver assistanceBlueCruise hands-off motorway driving on automatics with the optional BlueCruise Ready Driver Assistance Pack–
Safety ratingEuro NCAP 4 stars (2022); adult occupant 75%, child occupant 84%, vulnerable road users 70%, safety assist 69%–
Warranty3 years or 60,000 miles–

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