From the 6-second teaser, we can catch a glimpse of the rear profile of the C-HR. The car appears to feature full LED taillights that span across the rear of the vehicle, with a glowing "TOYOTA C-HR" emblem in the middle. We can also see a roof spoiler and a shark fin antenna.



The front of the Toyota C-HR Prologue showcases Toyota's distinctive hammerhead shark-inspired design, which is also featured in the all-electric bZ4X, the latest Prius, and the C-shaped LED headlights. Additionally, this concept car is equipped with sleek flush door handles.



The vehicle also boasts a sleek, coupe-like profile and is equipped with a set of black alloy wheels. The presence of flush door handles both at the front and rear is an interesting and unexpected feature seen on the C-HR.



Toyota C-HR Prologue is equipped with a stylish roof spoiler that, along with the prominent taillights, creates a sporty and futuristic rear visual effect. The concept car also features a boldly designed rear bumper and a pair of objects that resemble side-view cameras.

In addition to the C-HR Prologue concept car, Toyota also showcased the bZ Compact SUV concept at the 2022 Los Angeles Auto Show. This vehicle is speculated to be positioned below the bZ4X as a compact model. The bZ Compact concept shares similarities in exterior design with the Prologue. This includes certain areas of the vehicle such as the hammerhead shark-inspired front, coupe-like profile, similar roof spoiler, and prominent taillights.

Indeed, as expected, unlike the Prologue concept car, the bZ Compact concept does not feature side-view cameras but instead utilizes side mirrors mounted on the doors. The rear of the Toyota C-HR prototype retains much of the sporty profile seen in the Prologue concept, including the roof spoiler, shark fin antenna, and stylish rear bumper, completing the sporty exterior of the C-HR prototype.