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Back to square one

It’s called the Crosstrek, but you could pronounce it “XV.” After two generations and a recent facelift, Subaru’s compact crossover is changing its name—but not its core features—as it charts a new course for the future. All-wheel drive, a boxer engine, and symmetrical architecture remain essential even for the entry-level model in the Japanese brand’s lineup

The Sportage goes all out

Thoroughly revamped, the fifth generation of the Korean sport utility vehicle has been redesigned in terms of mechanics, aesthetics, and powertrains, with five engine configurations, hybrid gasoline, diesel, and LPG, two- or four-wheel drive, and six- or seven-speed automatic or manual transmissions

All-Wheel Drive City CarĀ 

The fourth generation of the Suzuki Swift, the Japanese brand’s compact hatchback, launched in 2024 comes with either front-wheel drive or an all-wheel-drive variant. All models now feature a new three-cylinder petrol engine paired with a 12-Volt mild hybrid system.

The Last Flagship

Volvo’s trailblazing All-Electric pioneer, the EX90, boasts 100% sustainable drive, bidirectional charging able to supply household energy, supercar-level performance, and an ever-evolving AI brain

Generations in transition

The Honda ZR-V features a three-motor hybrid system, automatic transmission, front-wheel drive, and spacious interiors suitable for the whole family

Differently hybrid

The Korean manufacturer's compact crossover joins the ranks of Kia’s familiar hybrids, HEV and PHEV, with an even more eco-friendly triple power supply

So close and yet so different

Suzuki ouside Toyota inside. With Swace, a hybrid station wagon designed exclusively for the European market, the Japanese brand introduces a modern, family-friendly flagship with low emissions

Generation after generation

It was back in 1997 when Lexus introduced the Luxury SUV concept to the world offering what was to become the rising sun brand's most successful model. High-level technological contents are featured also on the fifth series, with hybrid engine systems, including plug-in

Future era

Picking up from where Nissan’s Leaf left off, the Japanese giant entrusts the new Ariya with the task of fully electrifying mass mobility. Comfortable rather than sporty, its Intelligent Mobility technology enables high standards of functionality with ProPilot driver assistance

Forerunner of a new era

The C40 ushers in a new era of fully electrified Volvo vehicles. The Swedish brand's first zero-emission car shares the platform of the XC40 Recharge hybrid, expanding its “green” vision