The eighteen fresh SUVs and crossovers to look out for in 2016, Cars, Life & Style
The eighteen fresh SUVs and crossovers to look out for in 2016
1. Audi Q1 Audi is engaged in an ongoing quest to pack every possible niche in the car market with one of its premium vehicles, so this fresh compact SUV will downsize its Q family of vehicles and make the brand accessible to even more buyers. Available in the spring from approximately £17,000.
Two. Ford Edge Ford has had an Edge model in markets including the US for a number of years, but two thousand sixteen will see a version coming to the UK, accomplish with lots of practical features to appeal to fans of the Blue Oval. Another spring arrival, with prices beginning at around £30,000.
Three. Infiniti QX30 Nissan’s premium marque resumes to attempt to make some headway in the UK market, this time with a petite SUV based on its fresh Q30 hatchback. Expect to see it in the summer, costing from £27,500.
Four. Kia Sportage A fresh generation of the Korean company’s compact crossover tones down the great-looking exterior of the previous model, but upgrades in other areas, most notably the cabin. On sale from February, with prices kicking off at around £Legal,000.
Five. Kia Niro This hybrid SUV is a bold stir from Kia, but should win the company even more fans, as this fresh model takes on the likes of the Toyota Prius among green-minded consumers. It will arrive in the autumn, at an estimated beginning price of £Legal,000.
6. MG GS The Chinese-owned brand with a good British heritage expands its model line-up with an SUV seen at latest Chinese auto shows, as it attempts to re-establish itself in the UK market. Expected to arrive in the autumn at £Legal,000.
7. Mitsubishi ASX Mitsubishi extends the plug-in hybrid technology used in the Outlander to variants of a smaller model, to suggest an alternative to the likes of the all-conquering Qashqai. Available late in the year from around £16,000.
8. Volkswagen Tiguan Battling back from an annus horriblis, Volkswagen will launch this fresh generation of the Tiguan with a more rugged, more SUV-like look. It works, too and should extend the model’s desirability. Arriving in the spring at an estimated embarking price of £23,000.
9. Toyota C-HR A fresh compact SUV will extend Toyota’s model line-up with this rival to the likes of the Nissan Juke and Renault Captur. As it’s a Toyota, expect a hybrid variant. On sale in the summer, from approximately £16,000.
Ten. Mercedes-Benz GLS Not technically a brand fresh model, this is more of a refresh of the GL large SUV, but with an accompanying switch of name. Expect switches to the front and rear of the exterior, with interior upgrades including a fresh dashboard. On sale in March from £Sixty nine,100.
11. Seat SUV crossover Seat is aiming to launch a trio of fresh SUV and crossover models in the next few years. This compact crossover, based on the same platform as the Leon, will be very first that should mark a fresh chapter in the Spanish carmaker’s history. Expect a late spring launch with prices very likely kicking off in the region of £Legitimate,000.
12. Lexus RX This fresh generation of the RX premium SUV arrives with the bold styling presently employed by Lexus and a range of engines, including a hybrid. On sale in January, costing from £39,995.
13. Skoda 7-seat SUV The Yeti has been a successful model for the Czech carmaker and so, in response to the request for something similar, but thicker, we will see a seven-seater in the summer, priced from around £24,000.
14. Land Rover Discovery Five A fresh Discovery is overdue, as the current model was more of an overhaul of the Discovery three than a brand fresh car. Expect the fresh car to have a more luxurious feel to it, but it will retain Land Rover’s rugged off-roadability and practicality. After an unveil at a motor demonstrate in the spring, expect to see it in showrooms at the nd of the year, commencing at around £45,000.
15. Jaguar F-Pace Jaguar’s very first all-terrain vehicle is as good-looking as the rest of the British carmaker’s model range, so we expect the F-Pace to sell mitt over knuckle – not just in the UK, but also in the US and Chinese markets, making it a big success. On sale in April from £34,170.
16. Tesla Model X Tesla has specialised in producing groundbreaking electrified cars, with the Roadster and Model S already demonstrating what a petite manufacturer dedicated to pushing the boundaries can achieve. Next is an SUV with radical ‘falcon wing’ doors at the rear, a 250-mile range and some serious spectacle (0-62mpg in Three.Two seconds). On sale in the summer from around £50,000.
17. Maserati Levante You know that we’ve reached peak SUV when an Italian sports car manufacturer launches its own interpretation of an off-roader. The Levante will aim for the likes of the Porsche Cayenne in bring a little sporty luxury to the 4×4 segment. On sale in the summer from an estimated £40,000.
Legal. Bentley Bentayga A lot’s been said about the Bentayga – not all of it complimentary – but when all’s said and done, the Crewe-based company has a massive stockpile or orders, so it must be something right, in the eyes of the world’s high net-worth individuals. On sale in the spring from £160,000.
The eighteen fresh SUVs and crossovers to look out for in 2016, Cars, Life & Style
The eighteen fresh SUVs and crossovers to look out for in 2016
1. Audi Q1 Audi is engaged in an ongoing quest to pack every possible niche in the car market with one of its premium vehicles, so this fresh compact SUV will downsize its Q family of vehicles and make the brand accessible to even more buyers. Available in the spring from approximately £17,000.
Two. Ford Edge Ford has had an Edge model in markets including the US for a number of years, but two thousand sixteen will see a version coming to the UK, accomplish with lots of practical features to appeal to fans of the Blue Oval. Another spring arrival, with prices beginning at around £30,000.
Three. Infiniti QX30 Nissan’s premium marque proceeds to attempt to make some headway in the UK market, this time with a petite SUV based on its fresh Q30 hatchback. Expect to see it in the summer, costing from £27,500.
Four. Kia Sportage A fresh generation of the Korean company’s compact crossover tones down the great-looking exterior of the previous model, but upgrades in other areas, most notably the cabin. On sale from February, with prices commencing at around £Legal,000.
Five. Kia Niro This hybrid SUV is a bold stir from Kia, but should win the company even more fans, as this fresh model takes on the likes of the Toyota Prius among green-minded consumers. It will arrive in the autumn, at an estimated kicking off price of £Eighteen,000.
6. MG GS The Chinese-owned brand with a excellent British heritage expands its model line-up with an SUV seen at latest Chinese auto shows, as it attempts to re-establish itself in the UK market. Expected to arrive in the autumn at £Legal,000.
7. Mitsubishi ASX Mitsubishi extends the plug-in hybrid technology used in the Outlander to variants of a smaller model, to suggest an alternative to the likes of the all-conquering Qashqai. Available late in the year from around £16,000.
8. Volkswagen Tiguan Battling back from an annus horriblis, Volkswagen will launch this fresh generation of the Tiguan with a more rugged, more SUV-like look. It works, too and should extend the model’s desirability. Arriving in the spring at an estimated beginning price of £23,000.
9. Toyota C-HR A fresh compact SUV will extend Toyota’s model line-up with this rival to the likes of the Nissan Juke and Renault Captur. As it’s a Toyota, expect a hybrid variant. On sale in the summer, from approximately £16,000.
Ten. Mercedes-Benz GLS Not technically a brand fresh model, this is more of a refresh of the GL large SUV, but with an accompanying switch of name. Expect switches to the front and rear of the exterior, with interior upgrades including a fresh dashboard. On sale in March from £Sixty nine,100.
11. Seat SUV crossover Seat is aiming to launch a trio of fresh SUV and crossover models in the next few years. This compact crossover, based on the same platform as the Leon, will be very first that should mark a fresh chapter in the Spanish carmaker’s history. Expect a late spring launch with prices most likely embarking in the region of £Legal,000.
12. Lexus RX This fresh generation of the RX premium SUV arrives with the bold styling presently employed by Lexus and a range of engines, including a hybrid. On sale in January, costing from £39,995.
13. Skoda 7-seat SUV The Yeti has been a successful model for the Czech carmaker and so, in response to the request for something similar, but thicker, we will see a seven-seater in the summer, priced from around £24,000.
14. Land Rover Discovery Five A fresh Discovery is overdue, as the current model was more of an overhaul of the Discovery three than a brand fresh car. Expect the fresh car to have a more luxurious feel to it, but it will retain Land Rover’s rugged off-roadability and practicality. After an unveil at a motor showcase in the spring, expect to see it in showrooms at the nd of the year, commencing at around £45,000.
15. Jaguar F-Pace Jaguar’s very first all-terrain vehicle is as good-looking as the rest of the British carmaker’s model range, so we expect the F-Pace to sell mitt over knuckle – not just in the UK, but also in the US and Chinese markets, making it a big success. On sale in April from £34,170.
16. Tesla Model X Tesla has specialised in producing groundbreaking electrified cars, with the Roadster and Model S already showcasing what a petite manufacturer dedicated to pushing the boundaries can achieve. Next is an SUV with radical ‘falcon wing’ doors at the rear, a 250-mile range and some serious spectacle (0-62mpg in Three.Two seconds). On sale in the summer from around £50,000.
17. Maserati Levante You know that we’ve reached peak SUV when an Italian sports car manufacturer launches its own interpretation of an off-roader. The Levante will aim for the likes of the Porsche Cayenne in bring a little sporty luxury to the 4×4 segment. On sale in the summer from an estimated £40,000.
Eighteen. Bentley Bentayga A lot’s been said about the Bentayga – not all of it complimentary – but when all’s said and done, the Crewe-based company has a large stockpile or orders, so it must be something right, in the eyes of the world’s high net-worth individuals. On sale in the spring from £160,000.
