Toyota C-HR vs Holden CAPTIVA

The Toyota C-HR is more common with 18,653 registered in New Zealand compared to 17,836 for the Holden CAPTIVA. A larger fleet means more mechanics familiar with the car and easier access to parts.

Based on NZTA fuel economy data, the Toyota C-HR uses less fuel at 4.1 L/100km compared to 9.4 L/100km. At current fuel prices of approximately $2.80/L, that difference adds up over a year of typical driving.

Both are classified as SUV & Wagon vehicles in the NZTA fleet data. The Toyota C-HR is primarily a hybrid vehicle while the Holden CAPTIVA runs on petrol.

41% of Toyota C-HR models were imported new to NZ, while 58% came as used imports. For the Holden CAPTIVA, 95% were new and 3% were used imports.

All figures are sourced from the New Zealand Transport Agency (NZTA) Motor Vehicle Register, current as of 31 March 2026. This covers 3,678,722 registered passenger vehicles in New Zealand.