This is the definitive ranking of the best and worst coupé SUVs on sale in the UK.

How can we make such a bold claim? Because this list isn’t just based on our opinion. We’ve pulled together tens of millions of key data points on every new car (as well as a growing number of near-new used cars), including more than 15,000 new car reviews from 35 of the UK’s top motoring websites. We also factor in complete safety data from Euro NCAP, reliability data and five-year running cost information.

All this adds up to the most comprehensive analysis of expert opinion and real-world data found anywhere in the motoring world.

Coupé SUVs have become the latest battleground for car manufacturers trying to lure customers who want something different from the norm. So if you want the high-riding machismo of an SUV but with slightly sleeker styling and you’re not that fussed about compromising practicality, they may be just the ticket for your next car.

Many models in this category are versions of existing SUVs (like the Audi Q5 Sportback or Mercedes GLC Coupé), while some have their own names and identities (like the BMW X6 or Cupra Formentor).