Best Luxury SUVs of 2024 and 2025 - Expert Reviews and Rankings

Best Luxury all-wheel-drive electric SUVs

Given the popularity of luxury SUVs, it's no surprise that luxury electric SUVs are on the rise. Versatile interior space, cutting-edge technology and serious acceleration are par for the course.

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Introduced in 2022

BMW iX xDrive50

Edmunds Rating: 8.4_/10

The all-electric iX is spacious, comfortable, surprisingly efficient and ridiculously agile for its size. If you can get past its slightly polarizing design, you may just fall in love with this electric BMW. Read full review

MSRP: $87,100 - $111,500

Edmunds EV Range ^{Edmunds' real-world range test measures the distance an electric vehicle can travel on a full charge. More info}: 377 mi

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Introduced in 2023

Genesis Electrified GV70

Edmunds Rating: 8.4_/10

The electrified version of the Genesis GV70 compromises little and presents major gains in acceleration and smoothness compared to its gasoline-burning counterpart. Its lackluster range aside, the Electrified GV70 resets the bar on what a luxury SUV can be. Read full review

MSRP: $66,450

Edmunds EV Range ^{Edmunds' real-world range test measures the distance an electric vehicle can travel on a full charge. More info}: 255 mi

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Introduced in 2020

Tesla Model Y Long Range

Edmunds Rating: 8.1_/10

The Model Y Long Range might not have the crazy acceleration of the Performance model, but it's the version we prefer. It's still pleasingly quick but is smoother riding, and as its name states, has a longer range. This is one stylish and roomy electric SUV with strong appeal. Read full review

MSRP: $43,990 - $52,490

Edmunds EV Range ^{Edmunds' real-world range test measures the distance an electric vehicle can travel on a full charge. More info}: 317 mi

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Introduced in 2022

Rivian R1S

Edmunds Rating: 8.1_/10

There are plenty of off-road-capable SUVs, three-row SUVs and even electric SUVs, but there's nothing that shines in all three areas like the Rivian R1S. It's quick on the street and capable on a trail. Read full review

Edmunds EV Range ^{Edmunds' real-world range test measures the distance an electric vehicle can travel on a full charge. More info}: 330 mi

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Introduced in 2016

Tesla Model X Long Range

Edmunds Rating: 8.1_/10

A mixed bag of innovation and gimmickry, the Tesla Model X is an all-electric SUV that commands attention. Its range, punchy acceleration and quiet disposition are highlights, but its elaborate gullwing doors and questionable build quality give us some pause. Read full review

MSRP: $79,990 - $89,990

Edmunds EV Range ^{Edmunds' real-world range test measures the distance an electric vehicle can travel on a full charge. More info}: 294 mi

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Introduced in 2024

Lexus RZ 450e

Edmunds Rating: 7.9_/10

The Lexus RZ 450e is a luxury product through and through. With an exceptionally comfortable cabin and sublime ride quality, it ticks some important boxes. However, with a worst-in-class range of roughly 200 miles per charge and a relatively high price tag to boot, the RZ may simply be a nonstarter for some customers. Read full review

MSRP: $54,000 - $64,430

Edmunds EV Range ^{Edmunds' real-world range test measures the distance an electric vehicle can travel on a full charge. More info}: 204 mi

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Introduced in 2019

Jaguar I-PACE

Edmunds Rating: 7.9_/10

The I-Pace electric SUV delivers pleasing performance and comfort. It's one of the older luxury EVs around but it generally holds its own against the BMW iX and Model Y. Read full review

MSRP: $72,000

Edmunds EV Range ^{Edmunds' real-world range test measures the distance an electric vehicle can travel on a full charge. More info}: 262 mi

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Introduced in 2022

Volvo C40 Recharge

Edmunds Rating: 7.8_/10

The Volvo C40 is a compact, comfortable, and stylish EV that delivers satisfying performance. But its shockingly poor rearward visibility and shorter electric driving range compared to some of its competitors will make it a tough sell for some buyers. Read full review

MSRP: $53,600 - $60,550

Edmunds EV Range ^{Edmunds' real-world range test measures the distance an electric vehicle can travel on a full charge. More info}: 252 mi

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Introduced in 2022

Audi Q4 50 e-tron

Edmunds Rating: 7.7_/10

The Q4 e-tron sports the modern vibe we've come to expect from Audi, but it doesn't really stand out from its EV competition. It's not the quickest, most comfortable or most efficient choice in the class, but it's also vice-free, making it an easy EV to drive and live with. Read full review

MSRP: $49,800 - $62,200

Edmunds EV Range ^{Edmunds' real-world range test measures the distance an electric vehicle can travel on a full charge. More info}: 270 mi

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Introduced in 2023

Fisker Ocean One

Edmunds Rating: 7.4_/10

Fisker's Ocean is a roomy electric SUV that boasts some clever details. It also has plenty of range and power. But the vehicle's software is woefully incomplete. Without some promised features, it's far behind its competitors. Read full review

MSRP: $38,999 - $61,499

Edmunds EV Range ^{Edmunds' real-world range test measures the distance an electric vehicle can travel on a full charge. More info}: 358 mi

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Introduced in 2022

Mercedes-Benz EQB 350

Edmunds Rating: 7.4_/10

A day late and a dollar short" best describes the Mercedes-Benz EQB's place in the luxury electric SUV segment. Range and efficiency are mediocre, as is value. The EQB offers a relatively spacious and quiet interior, but overall we'd recommend nearly any other electric SUV over this one. Read full review

MSRP: $52,750 - $60,550

Edmunds EV Range ^{Edmunds' real-world range test measures the distance an electric vehicle can travel on a full charge. More info}: 242 mi

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Best Performance electric SUVs

Want your performance wrapped in a more versatile body style? These speedy SUVs are inherently taller and heavier than their car counterparts, but it's hard to argue with the extra space.

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Introduced in 2022

BMW iX M60

Edmunds Rating: 8.6_/10

The all-electric iX is something to behold, and the M60 performance version turns up the excitement by a few notches. This midsize performance EV SUV is incredibly fast and somehow remains comfortable and versatile. Some controls can be frustrating to use, but overall it's a brilliant EV SUV. Read full review

MSRP: $111,500

Edmunds EV Range ^{Edmunds' real-world range test measures the distance an electric vehicle can travel on a full charge. More info}: 325 mi

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Introduced in 2025

Hyundai IONIQ 5 N

Edmunds Rating: 8.4_/10

The words "fun" and "EV" are no longer mutually exclusive. The Hyundai Ioniq 5 N is just as impressive on a twisty back road as it is blistering quick to 60 mph. On top of all its mind-bending performance, the 5 N retains all the creature comforts of the standard Ioniq 5. If you want a modern, electric interpretation of a hot hatchback, the Ioniq 5 N is essentially unmatched. Read full review

MSRP: $66,100

Edmunds EV Range ^{Edmunds' real-world range test measures the distance an electric vehicle can travel on a full charge. More info}: 253 mi

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Introduced in 2023

Genesis GV60 Performance

Edmunds Rating: 8.4_/10

The GV60 is brimming with technology, power and comfort. It's the first of many electric vehicles from Genesis that's sure to put Tesla and company on notice. Sharp design, super-quick charging capability and an unbeatable warranty round out what is simply one of the best EVs on sale. Read full review

MSRP: $52,000 - $69,550

Edmunds EV Range ^{Edmunds' real-world range test measures the distance an electric vehicle can travel on a full charge. More info}: 274 mi

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Introduced in 2022

Kia EV6 GT

Edmunds Rating: 8.3_/10

Give it the beans and the EV6 GT can easily out-accelerate most other cars on the road. It's a bargain on top of that, offering one of the best horsepower-per-dollar ratios of any vehicle. Lackluster range is a significant drawback, but the GT should otherwise be an appealing pick for an EV that provides both performance and practicality. Read full review

MSRP: $61,600

Edmunds EV Range ^{Edmunds' real-world range test measures the distance an electric vehicle can travel on a full charge. More info}: 238 mi

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Introduced in 2021

Ford Mach-E GT

Edmunds Rating: 8.2_/10

Mustang Mach-E GT Performance is the direct rival to the Tesla Model Y Performance. Acceleration and handling have improved over the standard Mach-E, but sheer, straight-line speed falls short of expectations. It's still a good bit of fun, though, and the combination of excellent in-car tech, its wide array of driver aids, and generally charming personality make it well worth a look. Read full review

MSRP: $59,995

Edmunds EV Range ^{Edmunds' real-world range test measures the distance an electric vehicle can travel on a full charge. More info}: 272 mi

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Introduced in 2020

Tesla Model Y Performance

Edmunds Rating: 8.1_/10

The Model Y is a stylish and roomy electric SUV with strong appeal. In Performance trim, it's also extremely quick and dynamic but the optional sport suspension and large wheels make for a relatively uncomfortable ride. The Y also lags the rest of the industry when it comes to smartphone integration. Read full review

MSRP: $52,490

Edmunds EV Range ^{Edmunds' real-world range test measures the distance an electric vehicle can travel on a full charge. More info}: 263 mi

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Best Luxury plug-in hybrid SUVs

Luxury PHEV SUVs offer improved fuel efficiency and limited all-electric range in refined packages. These premium vehicles don't sacrifice comfort or acceleration to earn their green cred.

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Redesigned in 2018

Volvo XC60

Edmunds Rating: 8.2_/10

The XC60 is a small luxury SUV and Volvo's most popular model. The powerful T8 plug-in hybrid pairs elegant design and luxurious amenities with serious power and a useful 36 miles all-electric driving range. It's a top choice if you're looking for a luxury hybrid SUV. Read full review

MSRP: $57,900 - $68,950

Combined MPG: 28

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Redesigned in 2024

Lexus NX 450h+

Edmunds Rating: 7.7_/10

The NX 450h+, which is the plug-in hybrid version of the NX SUV, is comfortable, fuel-efficient and loaded with in-car tech and driver aids. Its 36-plus miles of all-electric range also means you can save quite a bit on gas. Only ho-hum performance and utility hold it back from being truly great. Read full review

MSRP: $58,755 - $60,005

Combined MPG: 36

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Redesigned in 2016

Volvo XC90

Edmunds Rating: 7.5_/10

Elegant and stylish, the Volvo XC90 is exquisitely appointed and decidedly classy. The T8 plug-in hybrid drivetrain makes healthy power, yet it is one of the more efficient plug-in hybrids in its class. It has an estimated electric-only range of 18 miles. Read full review

MSRP: $71,900 - $80,100

Combined MPG: 27

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Best X-Small luxury SUVs

Extra-small luxury SUVs offer a prestigious badge at an affordable price. They don't always deliver luxury-grade comfort and performance, but a few gems stand out.

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Redesigned in 2023

BMW X1

Edmunds Rating: 8.1_/10

The X1 may be BMW's lowest-priced SUV, but it doesn't skimp on the things that make crossovers so desirable. You can expect ample passenger and cargo space, sporty driving characteristics and a premium cabin, all of which help make the X1 a great pick. Read full review

MSRP: $40,500 - $49,900

Combined MPG: 26 - 28

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Introduced in 2020

Mercedes-Benz GLB-Class

Edmunds Rating: 8.1_/10

The GLB's boxy shape gives it a distinctively rugged look while providing ample passenger and cargo space for its size. Throw in some of the best technology available on the market, and you've got one outstanding luxury SUV. Read full review

MSRP: $44,450 - $59,050

Combined MPG: 23 - 28

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Redesigned in 2021

Mercedes-Benz GLA-Class

Edmunds Rating: 7.9_/10

This second-generation Mercedes-Benz GLA is a huge improvement over its rather compromised predecessor. It's comfortable and suitably refined for an entry-level luxury SUV. Read full review

MSRP: $41,850 - $56,450

Combined MPG: 24 - 28

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Introduced in 2019

Volvo XC40

Edmunds Rating: 7.9_/10

The XC40 doesn't excel in any one area, but pleasing performance, a comfortable interior and Google-backed in-car tech make it a well-rounded compact luxury SUV. Lackluster cargo space is the XC40's biggest drawback. Read full review

MSRP: $40,100 - $48,800

Combined MPG: 26

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Redesigned in 2019

Audi Q3

Edmunds Rating: 7.8_/10

The Audi Q3 delivers pleasing performance and a comfortable and quiet ride. You'll also like its upscale interior and wealth of upscale features. Read full review

MSRP: $37,000 - $42,200

Combined MPG: 23 - 25

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Redesigned in 2017

MINI Countryman

Edmunds Rating: 7.8_/10

The Mini Countryman delivers a shot of excitement and personality with its sporty handling and unique approach to ergonomics and interior design. It returns good real-world fuel economy, and buyers have a lot of options for customizing—but be mindful, they add up quickly. Read full review

MSRP: $32,650 - $43,800

Combined MPG: 26 - 28

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Introduced in 2018

Jaguar E-PACE

Edmunds Rating: 7.5_/10

The E-Pace's upscale interior materials and lively handling help it stand out amongst small luxury SUVs. But the high cost of entry is a concern. Read full review

MSRP: $49,500

Combined MPG: 23

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Introduced in 2018

BMW X2

Edmunds Rating: 7.3_/10

The BMW X2 is the more stylish and sporty — but notably less practical — sibling of the X1 SUV. It gives up cargo space and rear headroom, but comes in a sleeker shape and offers a powerful optional engine. Read full review

MSRP: $36,600 - $38,600

Combined MPG: 27

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Best Midsize 3-row luxury SUVs

Midsize luxury three-row SUVs typically offer seating for seven, or six if you spring for second-row captain's chairs.

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Redesigned in 2017

Audi Q7

Edmunds Rating: 8.1_/10

The Audi Q7's combination of performance, comfort, high technology and value is hard to beat. With an impeccably built interior and sharp reflexes on the road, the Q7 is rewarding to both drivers and passengers. It could stand a bit more cargo and third-row passenger space, though. Read full review

MSRP: $59,500 - $73,300

Combined MPG: 21

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Redesigned in 2022

Acura MDX

Edmunds Rating: 8.0_/10

The Acura MDX is a pragmatic choice, with a standard third-row seat and generous feature content at an attractive price. There are more luxurious and sportier options, but the MDX does just about everything well. Read full review

MSRP: $50,150 - $73,800

Combined MPG: 19 - 22

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Redesigned in 2020

Lincoln Aviator

Edmunds Rating: 7.7_/10

The new Aviator could be a prime pick for a three-row luxury SUV. Its distinctive styling, upscale interior and available hybrid model are big improvements compared to Lincoln SUVs of the recent past. Read full review

MSRP: $53,340 - $80,725

Combined MPG: 20 - 21

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Redesigned in 2017

Land Rover Discovery

Edmunds Rating: 7.6_/10

The Land Rover Discovery stands out with its luxurious interior and above-average off-road performance. A difficult-to-access third-row seat and bus-like driving position are the Disco's main drawbacks. Read full review

MSRP: $59,900 - $79,300

Combined MPG: 19 - 21

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Redesigned in 2022

INFINITI QX60

Edmunds Rating: 7.4_/10

An upscale sibling to the Nissan Pathfinder, the QX60 is a comfortable and quiet people mover. It lags behind competitors in terms of technology, though, and there's none of Infiniti's appreciation for performance to be found here. Read full review

MSRP: $49,650 - $66,100

Combined MPG: 22 - 23

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Introduced in 2020

Cadillac XT6

Edmunds Rating: 7.3_/10

The Cadillac XT6 is a sharp-looking midsize three-row SUV. Appealing tech features and a comfortable cabin impart good initial impressions, but its drivability is underwhelming, and it's a bit overpriced. Read full review

MSRP: $48,795 - $60,295

Combined MPG: 21 - 23

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Redesigned in 2010

Lexus GX 460

Edmunds Rating: 6.9_/10

The Lexus GX 460 exudes solidity, but it's saddled with dated technology, a thirsty engine, limited cargo space and seats that are less comfortable than you'd expect. Also, the aggressive lower bodywork impedes the GX's otherwise standout off-road capabilities by limiting ground clearance. Read full review

MSRP: $58,875 - $69,530

Combined MPG: 16

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Best Large luxury SUVs

With plenty of seating and strong towing abilities to go with their quilted leather upholstery, these behemoths are as functional as they are luxurious.

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Redesigned in 2020

Mercedes-Benz GLS-Class

Edmunds Rating: 8.6_/10

The Mercedes GLS is a fancy people- and gear-hauler that combines luxury DNA with a princely ride, remarkable performance and a commodious interior. Read full review

MSRP: $87,000 - $145,850

Combined MPG: 16 - 21

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Redesigned in 2018

Lincoln Navigator

Edmunds Rating: 8.4_/10

The Navigator is built to impress, from its incredible tow rating to its plush interior, expansive cargo space and full suite of modern technology features. This is a very convincing luxury ride. Read full review

MSRP: $83,265 - $113,995

Combined MPG: 18

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Introduced in 2019

BMW X7

Edmunds Rating: 8.1_/10

BMW's biggest SUV, this three-row X7 strikes an optimal balance of luxury, performance and refinement that should please shoppers, drivers and passengers alike. Read full review

MSRP: $81,900 - $108,700

Combined MPG: 18 - 22

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Redesigned in 2021

Cadillac Escalade

Edmunds Rating: 8.0_/10

A luxury-infused truck with presence, the Cadillac Escalade is for people who want to tow, carry a bunch of people and impress the valet, all in the same day. Read full review

MSRP: $79,295 - $149,195

Combined MPG: 13 - 16

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Redesigned in 2020

Land Rover Defender 130

Edmunds Rating: 7.9_/10

The Defender is a compelling SUV in any guise, and the 130 simply stretches an already winning formula. With more cargo capacity than the 110 and the option to accommodate up to eight people, the 130 is versatile and still has plenty of the off-road ability we've come to expect from Land Rover. Read full review

MSRP: $69,100 - $99,900

Combined MPG: 18

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Redesigned in 2022

Jeep Grand Wagoneer

Edmunds Rating: 7.7_/10

The Grand Wagoneer excels at carrying a full load of passengers and luggage while allowing you to have a trailer in tow too. It also delivers on Jeep's reputation for off-road capability. But it falls short of rival large luxury SUVs in regards to quality, comfort, technology and value. Read full review

MSRP: $91,445 - $112,640

Combined MPG: 17

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Redesigned in 2014

INFINITI QX80

Edmunds Rating: 7.1_/10

The Infiniti QX80 has robust fundamentals, with a powerful V8, a sophisticated suspension and strong brakes. At the same time, this aging model lacks some of today's expected technology features. Read full review

MSRP: $74,150 - $88,450

Combined MPG: 15 - 16

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Redesigned in 2024

Lexus LX

Edmunds Rating: 7.0_/10

The Lexus LX 600 is an impeccably built and impressive piece of machinery whose strengths lie primarily in off-roading. But the LX fails to provide the genuine modern luxury experience you'd expect from a vehicle that costs this much. Most buyers' needs will be better served by other vehicles. Read full review

MSRP: $92,565 - $133,140

Combined MPG: 19

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Best Super luxury SUVs

Planning to star in a music video? You've come to the right place. Superlux SUVs are the fanciest of the fancy. They're designed for shoppers who demand the best, no matter the price.

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Introduced in 2021

Mercedes-Benz Maybach GLS

Edmunds Rating: 8.3_/10

The Maybach GLS is impressive in its level of luxury and high levels of refinement. It isolates you from the outside world with its smooth, quiet ride and pampers you with massaging seats and a superb climate system. It's even an odd sort of bargain compared to high-dollar rivals such as the Bentley Bentayga and Rolls-Royce Cullinan. Mercedes only needs to offer more customization options to truly flaunt the Maybach's status. Read full review

MSRP: $174,350

Combined MPG: 16

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Introduced in 2017

Bentley Bentayga

Edmunds Rating: 8.2_/10

The Bentley Bentayga is at the top of the heap when it comes to super luxury SUVs. It's underpinned by powerful engines and a fantastic cabin that blends modern technology with old-world charm. You also get access to all of Bentley's extensive (and expensive) customization options. Read full review

MSRP: $197,300 - $264,600

Combined MPG: 14 - 20

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Redesigned in 2022

Land Rover Range Rover

Edmunds Rating: 8.1_/10

The Range Rover is a stunning iconic SUV built to impress. It has a strong engine and refined driving dynamics that eliminate unpleasantness for those in the cabin. There is no ignoring the price, and cargo space is limited, but its sheer style and presence will seal the deal for many people. Read full review

MSRP: $107,400 - $234,000

Combined MPG: 18 - 20

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Redesigned in 2019

Mercedes-Benz G-Class

Edmunds Rating: 7.0_/10

Built with the precision of a military rifle but none of the singularity of purpose, the G-Class relies on style and emotion to justify its price rather than planning or execution. Read full review

MSRP: $143,000 - $357,000

Combined MPG: 11 - 14

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Best Small performance SUVs

Compact performance SUVs are among the most capable all-around performers on the planet, pairing major driving thrills with plenty of SUV versatility.

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Introduced in 2020

Tesla Model Y Performance

Edmunds Rating: 8.1_/10

The Model Y is a stylish and roomy electric SUV with strong appeal. In Performance trim, it's also extremely quick and dynamic. Unfortunately, the optional sport suspension and large wheels make for an uncomfortable ride. Read full review

MSRP: $43,990 - $52,490

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Redesigned in 2018

Audi SQ5

Edmunds Rating: 7.9_/10

The SQ5 enhances Audi's small SUV with appealing performance. The combination of power and refinement makes the SQ5 a well-rounded, stylish and highly functional SUV. Read full review

MSRP: $57,000 - $66,100

Combined MPG: 21

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Redesigned in 2021

Audi SQ5 Sportback

Edmunds Rating: 7.8_/10

The SQ5 Sportback will make you feel and look modern and chic. The interior is spacious for a coupe-style SUV, but you do trade a little bit of rear headroom and cargo capacity for that sleeker roofline. Read full review

MSRP: $60,400 - $68,500

Combined MPG: 21

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Introduced in 2018

Alfa Romeo Stelvio Quadrifoglio

Edmunds Rating: 7.6_/10

The Alfa Romeo Stelvio Quadrifoglio is even more fun to drive than it is to say its name out loud. Its engine is one of the best sounding and most powerful V6s in existence today. And while it isn't the most practical SUV in an inherently impractical segment, it may just be the most compelling. Read full review

MSRP: $87,370

Combined MPG: 19

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Best Large performance SUVs

The laws of physics technically still apply to these high-horsepower family haulers, but that may be hard to believe when you're hurtling along inside one.

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Introduced in 2021

BMW ALPINA XB7

Edmunds Rating: 8.0_/10

The Alpina XB7 is one of the most expensive and powerful vehicles BMW has to offer. It's comfortable, well appointed, and loaded with just about every feature you could ask for. But it doesn't feel all that much better than a regular X7. Read full review

MSRP: $145,000

Combined MPG: 17

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Redesigned in 2021

Cadillac Escalade V

Edmunds Rating: 8.0_/10

The Cadillac Escalade-V, with its supercharged V8 engine, is quicker than a regular Escalade but also produces an unholy and intoxicating racket pretty much all the time. Even though its interior doesn't feel as premium as some of its competition, there's a lot of technology baked into the V's cabin with attractive screens and the latest safety features from GM, including the available hands-free Super Cruise system. Read full review

MSRP: $149,195

Combined MPG: 13

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Introduced in 2023

BMW XM

Edmunds Rating: 7.7_/10

Much like art or high fashion, you're either going to "get" the BMW XM or you won't. The clever engineering that underpins the XM is the vehicle's saving grace, as the styling, performance and luxury elements defining the rest of this M model are simply not enough to justify the experience on their own. Read full review

MSRP: $159,000 - $185,000

Combined MPG: 14

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