Turbo petrol SUV models and prices
Petrol SUVs offer responsive performance and wide model choice. Modern turbocharged petrol engines deliver strong power while maintaining reasonable consumption for an SUV.
VW Tiguan TSI leads in refinement. Hyundai Tucson offers feature-rich value, while BMW X3 delivers the sportiest petrol SUV experience.
Petrol SUVs are the most affordable option to buy and offer the widest model range. City consumption of 8-10 litres is typical for compact models.
Best for: Style
Eye-catching SUV with bold design and powerful 1.6 turbo petrol engine.
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Best for: Assurance
Next-generation design, 7-year warranty and powerful turbocharged petrol engine.
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Best for: Reliability
Volkswagen quality and efficient 1.5 TSI engine. Mild hybrid option available.
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Best for: Practicality
Skoda practicality on the VW platform. Simply Clever details.
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Best for: Design
Bold i-Cockpit design and efficient PureTech engine.
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Best for: City use
Compact sizelu, 1.0 turbo engined city SUV\'u.
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Best for: Flexibility
Practical SUV with sliding rear seat and economical turbo petrol engine.
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Best for: Style
Stylish compact SUV with bold design and small turbo petrol engine.
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Best for: Quality
Volkswagen quality in compact SUV dimensions. 1.0 TSI economy.
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Best for: Price
Most affordable genuine SUV. Economy with LPG option.
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Petrol engines run quieter and with less vibration than diesel. An advantage in terms of comfort.
No additional maintenance such as DPF filter, AdBlue required. Service costs are generally lower than diesel.
Modern turbocharged petrol engines produce high power from small displacement. 1.5 turbo engines have become common.