Large SUV car reviews

Among the most complete family cars you can buy for sensible money. As compelling in 2021 as it was when it was launched in 2016

A decent attempt at a lifestyle SUV which should come with a premium ownership experience, but doesn’t drive as well as its German rivals

The X5 is more of a tech tour de force than ever, but did it have to be this brash, BMW?

One of the best luxury cars money can buy: this really is a bit of an all-round superstar

Audi revitalises the SQ8. By fitting a less efficient, less charismatic engine. But still, at least it’s not diesel

The Bentayga has always been an irresistibly posh take on the SUV. Its update only exaggerates the feeling

This is the best Grand Cherokee Jeep has ever produced. And it’s one that is now more than capable of squaring up to the competition

Big plush SUV from new-to-Britain Genesis, part of Korea's Hyundai Group. Lots of on-paper promise, a let-down on the road

Santa Fe’s hybrid options should be a future-proof purchase

A curious mix of speed and efficiency with a big dollop of comfort. It's just not especially fun

The Highlander suffers mainly from an excess of middle-of-the-road. It’s fine. But fine isn’t quite good enough

A heroically talented go-anywhere, do-anything family SUV. Just be sure you *need* this much space and ability

Jag's major refresh of its best-selling SUV breathes new life into the interior. Still good to drive, too

It's pricey for a Korean SUV, but it's roomy, well appointed and will be a doddle to live with

A little late to the party, sure, and it might not be everyone's cup of tea... but it's still a decent brew

Better looking than the Lambo Urus, phenomenal performance and handling, hugely expensive… ideal if you need a supercar and an SUV rolled into one

It'll be a perfect tool for some, but cheap plastics and an underpowered drivetrain mean it'll never be loved

The X5-based coupe enters its third generation. It's big. It's quick. But is it rewarding?

A comfortable, efficient way to do a big SUV if you can’t plug-in

What you have here is a car that’s been conceived to support family life and that alone. It's a winner

Not exactly revolutionary, but it makes plenty of sense... if you need this sort of thing