SUV Reviews

The Elite is second from the top in the Kona range and takes a significant jump from the Active in terms of its price and spec.

The Active is the second-rung up in the Hyundai Kona range, wearing a starting MSRP of $25,500.

The Go is the entry-point in the Hyundai Kona small SUV range, priced from $24,000, before on-road costs.

The Kona is a cornerstone of Hyundai's formidable line-up that's shaking up the traditionally Japanese stranglehold on the Australian market. Is it better than its competitors, though?

I was surprised to find out a manual version of the new RAV4 even exists, let alone that I'd ever get to drive one.

The need for seven seats is apparently a common one. But does VW's extra-row-augmented entry-level Tiguan hit the mark? We find out...

Porsche has joined the luxury SUV coupe club with a swoopy version of its full-size Cayenne. It looks cool, but does it still work as a day-to-day proposition?

The new C-HR has arrived looking just like the last one, which is a good thing. But then there are the changes you may not have spotted straight away.

There are two grades in the C-HR line-up and the Koba is the range topper with the petrol front-wheel drive version listing for $33,940 and the all-wheel drive for $35,940.Coming standard is an 8.0-inch touchscreen), sat nav, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, dual-zone climate control, six-speaker stereo, fabric seats, LED headlights and running lights, privacy glass, leather upholstery, heated front seats, panoramic camera and proximity unlocking, and 18-inch alloy wheels.The petrol Koba has a 1.2-litre turbo four-cylinder engine making 85kW/185Nm. Unfortunately, a manual gear box isn’t offered any more, but there is a CVT auto.The Toyota C-HR scored the maximum five-star ANCAP rating when it was tested in 2017. Coming standard across the range is advanced safety equipment such as AEB with pedestrian detection, active cruise control, lane departure alert with steering assistance, auto high beam, and blind spot monitor with rear cross traffic alert.

Tesla may have broken new ground in making electric vehicles cool and desirable, but now the big guns are entering the fight. The Mercedes-Benz EQC is a small-ish, zero-emissions SUV offering a luxurious and more mainstream take on battery-electric power.