C-HR inferior implementation of Prius engine/gearbox?

How much more does the C-HR weigh compared to the Prius?

 

I really liked the pictures of the CHR before I bought the Prius. I'm glad that I didn't wait for it. I'm happy with my car. The CHR will be made in Turkey, right? For some reason, I don't really feel comfortable with that for a new model.

 

My guess is that they're making the engine come on stronger at highway speeds to make up for the added aero drag of the less efficient shape and increased frontal area.

 

If the 'chicken tax' is still in effect, the North American CH-R won't be coming from Turkey.

 

I have absolutely no factual information to base my statement.

 

Chicken tax only applies to cargo vehicles, having back seats gets around it.

 

"As an unintended consequence several importers of light trucks have circumvented the tariff via loopholes—including Ford (ostensibly a company that the tax was designed to protect), which imports the Transit Connect light trucks as "passenger vehicles" to the U.S. from Turkey and immediately strips and shreds portions of their interiors, such as installed rear seats, in a warehouse outside Baltimore.[1]"
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chicken_tax

I knew Ford did some deconstruction and rebuilding on the Transit Connect to get around the tax, but not the details. If Toyota brings a Turkish C-HR to the US as a 'passenger vehicle', will they have to categorize it as a station wagon? The Transit Connect van and wagon are both EPA special purpose vehicles.