Compact sizelu, suitable for city use SUV models
Small SUVs combine compact dimensions with the elevated driving position that buyers love. Easy to park, economical to run, and stylish to look at — they are the urban SUV solution.
Renault Captur leads in style. Peugeot 2008 offers premium feel, while Dacia Duster provides unbeatable value with genuine off-road ability.
Small SUVs offer 350-450 litre boots and 5-7 litre per 100 km consumption, making them as practical and economical as hatchbacks with the bonus of a higher driving position.
Best for: Engine options
Segment leader with petrol, hybrid and electric options. Modern design and rich features.
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Best for: Style
The most eye-catching model in the segment with bold design and i-Cockpit concept.
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Best for: Value
Modern compact crossover. Stands out with affordable price and 5-year warranty.
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Best for: Assurance
Compact crossover offering value with stylish design and 7-year warranty.
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Best for: Flexibility
Practical use leader with sliding rear seat and spacious trunk.
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Best for: Driving pleasure
Stands out with dynamic driving character and sporty design.
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Best for: Quality
Volkswagen quality in compact SUV dimensions. Solid build and reliability.
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Best for: Comfortable driving
Comfortable ride with comfort-focused design and soft suspension.
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Best for: Family
Practical use with spacious interior and flexible seating layout.
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Best for: Character
A model that stands out in the segment with its bold and unique design.
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Compact dimensions are a big advantage in narrow streets and parking spaces. Turning radius is critically important.
Small SUVs are generally 4.0-4.3 metres long. Slightly larger than hatchbacks but retain manoeuvrability.
Light structure and small engines provide low consumption. Hybrid options also available.