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Vauxhall Crossland

The new Crossland can be greater and bolder than the present automobile – a correct small SUV, reasonably than a lifted hatchback. As with its smaller sibling, the Corsa, it will likely be out there with petrol and electrical powertrains. The latter is anticipated to make use of Stellantis’s favoured mixture of a 154bhp front-mounted motor and 51kWh battery for a variety of round 250 miles. 

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Vauxhall Grandland

The Grandland can be reinvented as an electrical SUV underpinned by the brand new STLA Medium platform, doubtlessly permitting a variety of greater than 400 miles, in addition to a fast four-wheel-drive powertrain. It can be an identical proposition to the present Grandland however wears a extra rakish roofline, and it may additionally take a brand new title.

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Volkswagen ID 7

Think of this not as a Tesla Model 3 rival however as an alternative a less expensive various to the Mercedes-Benz EQE. The ID 7 provides a vastly sensible, snug inside, in addition to ranges of 386 to 435 miles, relying on which model you go for. Provided you may get on with the contact controls inside, it’s effectively price a take a look at the beginning worth of £55,570.

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Volvo EX30

This small SUV is fashionable and nice to drive however doesn’t dwell as much as expectations inside. The high quality is ok, however the dominance of the infotainment touchscreen system – which most important controls are hidden behind – sours the style. 

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Volvo EX90

Volvo’s electrical flagship was delayed resulting from software program points however is on monitor to launch later this 12 months. Priced from £96,255, it provides a veritable feast of know-how, with lidar sensors, inside lighting that mimics daylight and bi-directional charging, plus rather more moreover.