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Lexus RX SUV (2022 onwards) Review
Comfortable, spacious and classy – but can it compete with the BMW X5?
New price: £61,880 - £81,600Read full reviewPROS
- Spacious interior
- Clever infotainment system
- Refined at high speeds
CONS
- Poor suspension control
- Not that engaging to drive
- Rivals have longer EV ranges
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Lotus Eletre SUV (2022 onwards) Review
A bold new dimension for Lotus – and it works
New price: £90,805 - £126,305Read full reviewPROS
- Addictive mid-range acceleration
- Responsive brakes and steering
- Less expensive than German rivals
CONS
- It's huge and weighty
- Some infotainment glitches
- Lotus traditionalists will hate it
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BMW XM SUV (2022 onwards) Review
Controversial, and it won’t appeal to many of BMW M’s fans
New price: £110,730 - £174,330Read full reviewPROS
- Attention-grabbing styling, inside and out
- All-electric range of up to 55 miles
- Lots of advanced standard-fit technology
CONS
- Large footprint and hefty kerb weight
- Not as quick as you might hope given its price
- Doesn’t have the M car verve that it should
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INEOS Grenadier 4x4 (2022 onwards) Review
A replacement for the classic Defender
New price: £76,535 - £76,535Read full reviewPROS
- Superior off-road chops
- Comfortable ride
- Tried and tested components
CONS
- Off-road biased steering no fun on tarmac
- Both engines are very thirsty
- Poor ergonomics
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Suzuki S-Cross SUV (2022 onwards) Review
Cheap and reliable family transport fails to wow
New price: £26,489 - £32,989Read full reviewPROS
- Great value
- Lots of standard equipment
- Available with four-wheel drive
CONS
- Monotone cabin
- Small-ish boot
- Disappointing full hybrid
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Skoda Enyaq SUV (2021 onwards) Review
Skoda's EV is an excellent, comfortable family SUV
New price: £38,970 - £57,100Read full reviewPROS
- Roomy interior
- Claimed range of up to 336 miles
- 80X adds four-wheel drive
CONS
- Acceleration won't blow you away
- Options can jack up the price
- It's not exactly exciting
- Roomy interior
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Toyota Highlander SUV (2021 - 2022) Review
A capable and seriously practical family SUV with hybrid power as standard
Used price: £32,610 - £43,671Read full reviewPROS
- Very well equipped as standard
- Diesel-rivalling efficiency
- Highly practical interior
CONS
- Third row not as spacious as Land Rover Discovery
- Drab interior styling
- Sub-par infotainment
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Audi Q5 Sportback (2021 onwards) Review
Audi makes the Q5 less practical and more appealing
New price: £49,980 - £67,200Read full reviewPROS
- Comfortable ride and seats
- Beautifully put together
- In vogue looks
CONS
- V6 diesel version lacks responsiveness
- Expensive even without extras
- Dashboard controls are less-than convincing
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Nissan Ariya SUV (2021 onwards) Review
Good, but not the gamechanger we hoped
New price: £39,645 - £59,025Read full reviewPROS
- Two battery sizes, front or four-wheel drive
- Simple, user-friendly dashboard
- Spacious for passengers
CONS
- Fidgety ride
- No front boot
- Not much fun to drive
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BMW iX SUV (2021 onwards) Review
Divisive, brilliant SUV, now with M-style performance
New price: £70,985 - £124,605Read full reviewPROS
- State of the art purpose-built electric car from BMW
- Impressive to drive with outstanding comfort and refinement
- iX M60 version has the acceleration to shame most sports cars
CONS
- Exterior design takes some getting used to
- Not as practical as some large electric cars
- Cheaper, more conventional BMW electric cars on the way
