9/10VolkswagenXL1£98,515It’s like the Jetson’s finally got a daily driver. A brilliant, boundary-pushing eco-hypercar.
8/10LamborghiniUrus£163,962On paper it's a clash of purposes, in reality it's a mouth-watering prospect. Can Lamborghini inject some real supercar DNA into a 2.2-tonne SUV?
8/10Rolls-RoyceCullinan£276,000Even if you struggle with the concept of the big, fast, heavy SUV, you can’t argue with the execution here
8/10HyundaiKona Electric£17,240 – £40,895One of the best all-round, reasonably priced EVs you can buy today
8/10BMWX5 M Competition£108,420 – £125,420Possibly the silliest super-SUV this side of a G-Wagen. Mad, bad and dangerously expensive
8/10SkodaCitigo-E iV£20,400 – £22,760One of the cheapest EVs you can buy just so happens to be really quite good
8/10TeslaModel X£87,190 – £168,730Not cheap, and not a conventional SUV, but a thoroughly capable family wagon.
8/10SeatMii Electric£22,745Seat's take on the VW Up & Skoda Citigo is a damn good EV. Though of the three, it's not the one we'd have
8/10Volkswagene-Golf£18,325 – £31,020The e-Golf is an EV that works for most of us, most of the time. A truly convincing electric car.
8/10Land RoverDiscovery£46,110 – £68,890The consummate big family SUV. Spectacular off-road, now better on it, but is it just too Range Rover for its own good?
8/10PorscheMacan£46,913 – £68,530For stunning breadth of ability underlined by sporting nous, no small SUV gets close
8/10Alfa RomeoStelvio£37,160 – £88,165With so much Giulia DNA, the Stelvio was bound to be good. At last an Alfa to buy with your heart *and* head
8/10Polestar2£49,845One of the most complete electric cars money can buy. Superb build quality, and decent to drive.
7/10Mercedes-BenzGLC 63 AMG£76,505By no means perfect, but blessed with such character we can forgive AMG’s bombastic GLC
7/10ToyotaMirai£65,945The culmination of decades of work for Toyota, but it's for very specialist cases and hydrogen cheerleaders only
7/10AudiA3 E-Tron£22,500 – £37,925Not the perfect solution to all your motoring needs, but a great first effort at a useable everyday hybrid.
7/10Mercedes-BenzGLE Coupe£71,195 – £79,280Superb at striding along motorways. Not comfy enough in town. But it’s all about the image, right?
7/10JeepWrangler£38,620 – £48,120If you ‘get’ the Wrangler, this one’s easier to live with than ever before and just as easy to love. If you don’t, there’s always the Skoda Kodiaq
7/10MiniElectric£15,970 – £36,420A surprisingly rounded EV. Still fun to drive, and uncompromised inside, but it’s likely to be your second car
7/10RenaultZoe£21,865 – £24,865Renault mends the bits that needed mending and leaves the bits that didn’t. A big step forwards.
