SUVs
250 cars ranked by experts β’ 30 brands
Explore the world's best SUVs and crossovers β from compact urban crossovers to full-size family haulers and off-road kings. Ranked by capability, safety, and ownership value.
Toyota RAV4 Hybrid
Toyota β’ Japan π―π΅
The world's best-selling SUV pairs class-leading hybrid efficiency with bulletproof reliability β a rare combination that earns its #1 rank.
Tesla Model Y Long Range
Tesla β’ USA πΊπΈ
The EV crossover that outsold every SUV on earth in 2023, delivering 330 miles of range with instant performance that makes petrol rivals feel obsolete.
Porsche Cayenne
Porsche β’ Germany π©πͺ
The SUV that saved Porsche financially in the 2000s remains the benchmark for combining genuine sports car DNA with family-hauling practicality.
BMW X5 xDrive40i
BMW β’ Germany π©πͺ
The original Sports Activity Vehicle that coined the term still sets the benchmark 25 years later with a perfectly tuned balance of sport and comfort.
Honda CR-V Hybrid
Honda β’ Japan π―π΅
Honda's perpetual top-seller packs the most cargo space in the compact SUV class with a two-motor hybrid system that genuinely earns its efficiency claims.
Mercedes-Benz GLE 450
Mercedes-Benz β’ Germany π©πͺ
The technology showcase of the SUV world, the GLE 450 brings S-Class interior standards and E-Active Body Control suspension into a family-friendly package.
Jeep Grand Cherokee 4xe
Jeep β’ USA πΊπΈ
Jeep's flagship pairs legendary Quadra-Lift air suspension off-road capability with a plug-in hybrid powertrain that delivers 25 miles of electric range for urban commuting.
Hyundai Tucson Hybrid
Hyundai β’ South Korea π°π·
The boldest exterior redesign in compact SUV history backs up its striking looks with one of the segment's most efficient powertrains and standard all-wheel drive.
Mazda CX-5 Turbo
Mazda β’ Japan π―π΅
The compact SUV that embarrasses $15,000 pricier luxury rivals with handcrafted interior quality, engaging driving dynamics, and the most attractive exterior in the class.
Lexus RX 350h
Lexus β’ Japan π―π΅
The original luxury crossover reinvented for 2023 with a new hybrid-first powertrain lineup that delivers 37 mpg combined without any compromise in refinement.
Kia Sportage Hybrid
Kia β’ South Korea π°π·
The 5th-generation Sportage's dual-screen cockpit and spacious rear seat catapult it from value option to genuine segment leader, all at a price that undercuts rivals by thousands.
Audi Q5 Sportback
Audi β’ Germany π©πͺ
The coupe-roofline variant of Audi's best-seller sacrifices minor cargo room for dramatically improved styling β and standard quattro AWD on every model bridges the performance gap to BMW.
Ford Bronco Sport Big Bend
Ford β’ USA πΊπΈ
The smaller, more practical sibling to the full Bronco brings go-anywhere credentials to a compact footprint that fits city parking while still tackling gravel tracks confidently.
Land Rover Defender 110
Land Rover β’ UK π¬π§
The reborn legend fuses its 1948 heritage aesthetic with modern technology β the first Defender in 70 years that passes modern crash tests while remaining genuinely capable off-road.
Volvo XC90 Recharge
Volvo β’ Sweden πΈπͺ
The safest SUV in the world by measurement β Volvo's three-row flagship plug-in hybrid lets families travel in Scandinavian serenity with up to 35 miles of electric range.
Subaru Forester
Subaru β’ Japan π―π΅
Standard Symmetrical AWD, the tallest ground clearance in the compact class at 8.7 inches, and EyeSight collision prevention make the Forester the outdoor lifestyle SUV that never needs a trim upgrade.
Chevrolet Equinox EV
Chevrolet β’ USA πΊπΈ
The affordable electric SUV America has been waiting for β GM's Ultium platform delivers 319 miles of range at a starting price that makes EV ownership accessible to the middle market.
Toyota 4Runner TRD Pro
Toyota β’ Japan π―π΅
The last body-on-frame midsize SUV standing in America β the 4Runner's truck-like construction and high-capacity transfer case make it the ultimate overlanding companion.
Genesis GV80
Genesis β’ South Korea π°π·
Genesis's flagship SUV delivers a genuinely opulent ownership experience at $20,000 less than comparable German rivals β the most compelling luxury SUV value story in decades.
Range Rover Sport
Land Rover β’ UK π¬π§
The sporty Range Rover with a low roofline hides genuine off-road ability beneath a coupe-SUV profile β the new 2023 generation represents the biggest leap forward in 20 years.
Volkswagen Tiguan
Volkswagen β’ Germany π©πͺ
Europe's best-selling SUV brings understated German practicality to the American compact SUV market with an available third row and unmatched autobahn-ready refinement.
Ford Mustang Mach-E GT
Ford β’ USA πΊπΈ
Ford's controversial Mustang badge gamble paid off β the Mach-E GT delivers muscle car acceleration in an electric crossover body that actually outsells the gas Mustang in some markets.
Nissan Ariya
Nissan β’ Japan π―π΅
Nissan's first genuine EV crossover brings a flat-floor lounge interior, 304 miles of range, and competitive pricing that challenges Tesla in the compact electric SUV battle.
Lincoln Aviator Grand Touring
Lincoln β’ USA πΊπΈ
Ford's luxury division delivers a genuine full-size 3-row PHEV that wraps 494 combined horsepower in Alcantara headliner and Perfect Position seats that rival first-class airline comfort.
Hyundai Ioniq 5
Hyundai β’ South Korea π°π·
The EV world-car-of-the-year winner for two consecutive years β Ioniq 5's 800V ultra-fast charging and retro-futurist design make it the most innovative electric crossover under $55k.