B-segment kompakt crossoandr models
Small crossovers combine compact dimensions with SUV styling. Easy to park, economical to run, and practical for city driving, they are ideal first cars and urban runabouts.
Renault Captur leads the segment with its stylish design. Peugeot 2008 offers premium feel, while Opel Mokka stands out with its bold styling.
Small crossovers offer 350-450 litre boot space, proving that compact dimensions don't mean compromising on practicality.
Best for: Rich equipment
Stands out with modern design and rich technology features.
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Best for: Alman kalitesi
Volkswagen quality in compact crossover form.
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Best for: Dynamic driving
Compact crossover combining sporty design and VW quality.
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Best for: Practicality
VW group quality and Skoda practicality combined.
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Best for: Spacious
Family-focused crossover with spacious interior and practical solutions.
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Best for: Design
VW's first coupe crossover model. Sporty lines and VW quality.
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Best for: Fuel economy
Segment leader with Toyota hybrid technology and bold design.
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Best for: City use
Most economical compact crossover. 4.5 L/100km consumption.
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Best for: Family
Wide crossover on the Corolla platform. Hybrid economy and Toyota reliability.
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Best for: Technology
Eye-catching crossover with bold design and rich features.
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Small crossovers at around 4.2m offer easy manoeuvrability and parking in the city.
Thanks to their lighter construction, they consume 15-20% less fuel than SUVs.
Ideal for small families and couples with 4-5 person capacity. Trunk volume 300-400 litres.