A well-equipped, reasonably comfortable and practical large SUV. Its pricing is a little too close to that of established rivals, though, and interior quality is questionable against the likes of our preferred choice in this class, the Audi Q5.
The entry-level trim includes 19in wheels, LED front headlights with adaptive main beam technology, sporty styling touches inside and out, keyless entry and start, plus a 12.0in touchscreen infotainment system with sat-nav.
The only diesel option in the range for those who need long-distance fuel economy or additional pulling power for towing. Not very swift at 10.7sec from 0-62mph.
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