Nissan Leaf 2014 Review vs Toyota C-HR 2018 Review
Toyota C-HR 2018 Review
Basic information
Brand
Nissan
Toyota
Model
Nissan Leaf
Toyota C HR
Year of Release
2014
2018
Body Type
Hatchback
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Brand
Model
Year of Release
Body Type
Specifications
Engine Capacity
0 cc
1197 cc
Max Power
107 hp
122 hp
Torque
254 Nm
185 Nm
Top Speed
145 kmph
170 kmph
Transmission Type
1-speed Automatic
CVT
Drive Type
Front Wheel Drive (FWD)
Front Wheel Drive (FWD)
Engine Capacity
Max Power
Torque
Top Speed
Transmission Type
Drive Type
Features
- Bluetooth connectivity
- Heated seats
- Navigation system
- Rearview camera
- Zero emissions
- Bold styling
- Comfortable ride
- Compact crossover
- Touchscreen infotainment
- Advanced Safety Feature
Features
Expert Ratings
Overall Rating
4.0 / 5
3.5 / 5
Exterior Design
3.0
4.0
Interior Design
4.5
3.8
Performance
3.0
3.9
Fuel Efficiency
5.0
3.8
Safety and Technology
4.0
4.2
Transmission
5.0
4.0
Ride Quality
4.5
4.0
Driver Insights
Based on feedback from Sri Lankan EV owners, the Nissan Leaf 2014 is best viewed as a practical urban mobility solution rather than a full replacement for petrol cars. It performs its intended role well within Colombo and surrounding suburbs.
Local drivers describe the Toyota C-HR 2018 as smooth, quiet, and stress-free to drive in daily traffic. The hybrid system switches seamlessly between electric and petrol power, especially at low speeds, which suits Colombo commuting well.
Overall Rating
4.0 / 5
3.5 / 5
Exterior Design
Interior Design
Performance
Fuel Efficiency
Safety and Technology
Transmission
Ride Quality
Driver Insights
Prices
Avg market price
Rs. 6M–7.5M
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Avg market price
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