Chery Tiggo 7 (2025 - )
The 7 is a suitable choice for those needing to transport four or five adults regularly, although the boot space is somewhat limited compared with most rivals.
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Kia Sportage 2025 (2025 - )
The designers have fully modernised the styling, both inside and out, while the engineers have improved the powertrains on offer with a...
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Jaecoo 5 (2025 - )
The new Jaecoo 5 starts at £24,505 on the road, which is £3,000 cheaper than the E5 electric model. It is competitively priced, though,...
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Jaecoo E5 (2025 - )
It is competitively priced, though, with many similarly sized non-electric SUVs costing more at entry level.
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Chery Tiggo 9 (2025 - )
The Tiggo 9 stands out for its practicality, with a roomy, comfortable interior, solid performance, and surprisingly adept handling for a...
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Citroen e:C5 Aircross (2025 - )
It's generously equipped and the revised government Electric Car Grant makes it a very attractive buy, particularly models featuring the...
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Kia EV5 (2025 - )
The EV5 is another excellent model to be launched from the Kia stable and it will appeal to anyone who is a fan of the Sportage, but is...
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Changan Deepal S07 (2025 - )
Our rear-wheel drive Changan Deepal S07 featured an 80kWh battery that can deliver up to 295 miles between charges.
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Geely EX5 (2025 - )
he EX5 is a really nice entry model and there will be lots more to come over the next 12 months with Geely announcing the launch of a...
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KGM Torres Hybrid (2024 - )
It looks great and will cover all the practicality needs of any active family. And, there is plenty of high-end tech to explore too – all...
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BMW X5 xDrive50e M Sport (2023 - 2026)
It is also really practical to meet all the needs of any active family and the PHEV technology brings with it a number of financial rewards.
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All-New Jeep Compass (2025 - )
It boasts contemporary aesthetics, a pleasing interior, a large infotainment screen, and an abundance of standard features.
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Toyota bZ4X 2025 (2025 - )
It looks more dynamic, handles really well, is comfortable and refined, plus it comes with better efficiency and a far greater driving range...
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New Alfa Romeo Tonale (2025 - 2026)
At first glance, the latest Tonale is an attractive option. It offers engaging handling that surpasses expectations for its size, features a...
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Lexus RZ (2022 - )
Not only is the latest RZ practical and spacious, but it also offers a slick and powerful drive, along with a beautifully appointed...
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Genesis GV60 (2022 - 2025)
Genesis maintains that the price reflects the high level of luxury and superior performance
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Hyundai Ioniq 9 (2025 - )
We like that the car comes fully equipped, with no costly extras to add, plus it’s both practical and performs well.
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Cupra Terramar (2024 - )
Yes, it’s expensive, but it’s a car that’s certainly worth exploring further if you have the cash to splash and are searching for a...
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Vauxhall Mokka Electric (2025 - )
Yes, the entry-level Griffin model will grab the attention of would-be buyers especially with the £1,500 government grant thrown in
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Dacia Bigster (2025 - )
The Bigster is big – but not so big that you can get more than five people in it. For that, you’ll need the Dacia Jogger.
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Omoda 9 (2025 - )
It features an impressive list of equipment, powerful performance, an excellent all-electric range, and remarkable fuel efficiency.
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