PROS Really sharp infotainment and instrument display Gutsy little engine with all-wheel drive Looks properly distinctive without becoming ugly
CONS It's a bit pricey This car's DCT had a harsh upshift from first into second Not particularly spacious inside for a crossover
Hyundai's compact SUV received the sporty N-Line treatment in its 2021 update. Is it a good choice for those who can’t stretch to the full-fat Kona N?
PROS Engine’s mid-range performance Well-judged ride/handling balance Comfortable seats front and rear
CONS Poor value compared with i30 N-Lines Less boot and cabin space than i30 Gearbox calibration Intrusive lane-keep system 10,000km service intervals
PROS EV-specific design makes for roomy interior Claimed battery range of up to 316 miles Costs from £31,085 after plug-in car grant
CONS You've a little while to wait yet...
Pros Spacious cabin and huge boot Decent to drive and good range too Very good all-rounder
Cons Won't set to pulse racing Laggy infotainment Options should be cheaper in a Skoda
Pros Spacious, keenly priced, good tech, refinement and range
Cons Ride could be plusher. Will it actually do 300 miles in the real world?