Small SUV ReviewsPage 21

The Kia Seltos comes to the market with a bit of disco flair. When you look past the flashy lights, you'll find there's plenty of substance as well.

Worried about the new Defender? Don't be, it's fearsomely capable on and off the beaten path.

The Kia Seltos GT-Line is a youth-focused, high-tech small SUV with punchy performance and a cool aesthetic. Downsides are few and far between, if you can afford it.

The 40 TFSI quattro trim brings decent performance to match the Audi Q3 Sportback’s smartly-dressed sportiness.

There's a lot to like about the Toyota C-HR. But does this sporty looking SUV offer the thrills its design promises at entry level?

The Kia Seltos shines with class-leading space and open-road ability, even from the base level. It's something of a bargain.

The long-awaited second generation Nissan Juke looks the part and has the right features to upstage the Mazda CX-3 and Hyundai Kona. But like all its small wannabe-SUV rivals, there are trade-offs to keep in mind...

Toyota's C-HR still delivers the high-riding coupe looks its acronymic name promises, and in petrol-electric hybrid form is a real fuel sipper. But there are cheaper and more practical options.

Nissan has pulled the trigger on an aggressive new style for the Juke. It's sharp, and ready to take on established players in the segment.

The current Honda HR-V is practical, but it's never been particularly sexy. The recently-revealed RS doesn't do much to change that.

The Suzuki Jimmy is the most hard-core off-roader cheap money can buy. But what's it like as an urban fun machine?

It's not top of the totem pole as it once was but the Hyundai Kona is still one of the frontrunners in what is one of the most popular automotive segments

The T-Roc has all the hallmarks of a category leader with good looks, strong performance, and lots of kit for a fair price.

Kia’s new, small SUV hits the sweet spot with its blend of just-right dimensions, handsome styling and peppy performance.

This quirky little box is the Venue, the new entry-level Hyundai. It’s a surprisingly charming little thing even if, in some ways, it’s a step back from the car it replaces.

Hyundai is moving away from the norm when it comes to car design. But does the i30-based Kona live up to its design with space and a premium interior?