Small SUV ReviewsPage 17

The 2021 Hyundai Kona is a cracking looker, offering good performance, handling and ride. A tight boot might limit its overall appeal though.

Toyota's teeniest SUV is a fun, efficient way to get around in top-spec hybrid FWD guise. Arguably, it's a better buy than the hatchback too.

The entry-level Q3 Sportback puts style as top priority, with enough technology and practicality to make it an appealing alternative to the wagon.

Two of Australia's most affordable electric vehicles compared. Their driving range and acceleration are similar. Are you ready to make the switch, and which of this pair is most worthy?

There's a lot riding on the shoulders of the all-new Land Rover Defender. Is it enough to stay true to the Defender name?

Two new, high-riding urban crossovers go head to head, one from Australia's biggest car brand and the other from a niche European challenger.

Toyota has dressed its coupe-like crossover up in activewear for 2021. Does the C-HR GR Sport have the substance to back up its sporty style?

Despite the liberal use of hard plastics in the cabin the new entry-level T-Roc 110TSI is an enticing package that's priced to sell.

With all the option boxes ticked, the Volkswagen T-Roc 140TSI is asking premium money. Does it deliver as a premium package?

The market's newest mid-sized SUV takes on the segment's best-seller. Both the Escape and RAV4 are tested in base, sub $40,000 form.

With class-leading outputs and heaps of standard kit, the entry-level Ford Escape presents a convincing alternative to the mid-size SUV elite.

These two semi-premium, high-riding crossovers fall nicely in between conventional hatchbacks and practical SUVs.

Ford’s all-important, all-new Escape makes a stronger case for your mid-sized SUV dollar. But does it shine brightly enough in all of the right places?

A hybrid-powered, all-wheel-drive crossover is an interesting compact-sized amalgamation. But does the Yaris Cross AWD Hybrid stack up to the sum of its parts in the experience?

It's been a long time coming but there's finally a new Nissan Juke and we're one of the few markets outside Europe to get it. Was it worth the wait?

This twin-test might appear a little left-of-centre, but the new Juke and venerable ASX represent two schools of thought on what a small SUV should be. Does the quirky Nissan or conventional Mitsubishi suit you better?