Large SUV car reviews

Early doors for a big tech upgrade, but Polestar has made an already likeable EV neater to drive and simpler to charge

Interesting in design inside and out and supremely practical. There isn’t much the Hyundai Santa Fe can’t do

Peugeot’s biggest SUV looks the part, has a funky cabin and it’ll comfortably seat seven, too

The best sporting electric SUV money can buy… even if it does take rather a lot of money to do that

Merc’s new mid-size EV family starts here, and the GLC is an impressive all-rounder aimed at comfort not thrills

The Subaru Trailseeker is a compelling EV if you’re looking for a capable wagon-like crossover that can double as a weekend adventure vehicle

Not one for the drivers, but seriously rapid, efficient and a huge amount of kit for the money

A great everyday family car, and possibly the best electric seven-seater yet that isn't silly money

By focusing on luxury over performance, the Cadillac Lyriq succeeds as a useful, comfortable and elegant electric SUV

Surprise, Surprise - big Mercedes is excellent. And far less obnoxious to look at than its closest rival.

The larger Chery launch car gives you three rows for reasonable value – but with caveats

Ford grabs a VW platform and puts its own spin on it. Arguably with better results

Dacia’s flagship that manages to be both value-for-money and slightly posher than other models. Useful, if not particularly flash

Superb family all-rounder will politely give rivals a bloody nose

Ignore the MG badge, this is another Chinese electric SUV that doesn’t rock the boat and isn’t a bargain

Rivian’s second swing at its EV utility vehicle trims the fat and is all the better for it

A decent attempt at a lifestyle SUV with a premium ownership experience to match

The Ioniq 9 is big, smooth and accomplished. Who needs an electric Range Rover?

Everything Bentley knows about luxury, wrapped up in an SUV. Not the prettiest, but one of the most complete

An Audi for people who like Audis – you could do much worse

The Omoda 9 is a steady effort with headline-grabbing e-range. But is all that tech enough to make you put up with the forgettable drive?