Make and model: Hyundai Ioniq 6 UltimateDescription: Mid-sized saloon, single electric motorPrice range: £50,540 (plus options)
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The third generation Dacia Duster SUV has a new look and more functionality than its predecessor. It does a lot of things very well, but once again it's soured by a sub-par safety rating.
The all-electric Omoda E5 is better than its petrol-powered twin, with a much better driving experience and nicer interior. Pricing is similarly keen, but it doesn't have the same feeling of quality you get in more established brands.
The Omoda 5 is competent enough, but its major selling point is the fact that the starting price undercuts established names by thousands of pounds. You're getting a mid-sized car for the price of a small car, but it lacks the polish of more expensive rivals.
The small SUV market is one of the most competitive in the new car market, but the Renault Captur does a decent job at standing out with its technology and hybrid engine option.
The Cyberster is currently in a class of one. It's not just a new car for MG, it's a new kind of car for the whole industry. It's missile-like fast in a straight line, but is it actually fun to drive?
Our 2022 Car of the Year is still a brilliant car in 2024. If you're looking to make the switch to an EV for your next car, the Kia EV6 should be right at the top of your shortlist.
The Jeep Grand Cherokee is a fantastic all-rounder that will cope with any job you throw at it while you remain perfectly comfortable inside. But it has formidable opposition in this price bracket.
If you prefer camping and hiking holidays to five-star resorts, the Jeep Wrangler could be your kind of car. If you're looking for a conventional family car, there are better alternatives available.
You might not have heard of Genesis, but you should certainly have a look at the GV60 if you're in the market for an electric car from other premium brands.
The BYD Atto 3 fulfils most of the practical needs one looks for in a new car and the battery tech will be an attraction – a newcomer worth checking out.
The Renault Austral enters a highly competitive small SUV market with plenty of well-equipped rivals. It offers all the usual tech kit you'd expect inside and an economical hybrid engine, although it doesn't really stand out from the pack in any one area.