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BEST Family SUVs 2026 (and the ones to AVOID!) | What Car?

Looking for the very best household SUVs on sale in 2026? We have actually tested every model to bring you the ultimate Leading 10. From budget plan petrol options like the Dacia Bigster to the Skoda Elroq fully electric SUV, find out which designs deserve your money! We'll also run you through the worst household SUVs (spoiler alert: the Jaecoo 7 is one!), and tell you about some of the new models coming quickly.

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The family SUV has officially end up being the UK's most popular type of cars and truck, but with lots of designs on the market, how do you understand which ones are actually worth your money? In this supreme purchasing guide, we rank the Top 10 BEST Family SUVs in 2026.

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Video chapters:
0:00– Introduction– what is a household SUV?
1:22– Family SUVs coming soon
2:21– The leading 10 household SUVs
9.21– Designs to prevent!
9:59– Let us understand what you believe

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25 responses to “BEST Family SUVs 2026 (and the ones to AVOID!) | What Car?”

  1. @wltdo6930 Avatar
    @wltdo6930

    No Tiguan mentioned? Wow

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  2. @MarbleGiant Avatar
    @MarbleGiant

    It’s a vehicle, has utility (but what doesn’t), and completely lacks anything sporty. In other words, a hatchback with plastic trim.

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  3. @Steve-Cross Avatar
    @Steve-Cross

    Qashqai Tekna +, was the best car I have ever owned. The level of sophistication, ride quality and comfort, for the money, was fantastic. What came as standard, would have cost thousands of pounds, in extras, in something like a BMW or Mercedes. 😎👍

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  4. @mikadavies660 Avatar
    @mikadavies660

    Really a fan of the Citroen EC-5 , just struggling with the strange lights on the front and rear.

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  5. @younghamza13 Avatar
    @younghamza13

    I have a Volvo XC60 D4 Momentum. Best car I have ever driven

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  6. @kanovski Avatar
    @kanovski

    No Tiguan and Tayron? No Karoq and Kodiaq? Really? What is so wrong with them that neither could make the top 10? Are they that much more expensive in UK?

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    1. @UnknownUser-rb9pd Avatar
      @UnknownUser-rb9pd

      The Elroq was included instead. They need to spread the praise around amongst as many brands as possible so that the advertisers are happy.

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  7. @paulrobinson3528 Avatar
    @paulrobinson3528

    You missed the car stat started off the SUV trend, the Honda Cr-v.

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    1. @notallpolitical Avatar
      @notallpolitical

      I think he stated anything over 40K wouldnt be included which is why toyota RAV4 isnt on there as well, but i believe the Honda is WhatCar of the year

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    2. @paulrobinson3528 Avatar
      @paulrobinson3528

      @notallpolitical I’ve just looked on Honda UK, over £47000 for the CHEAPEST Cr-v, Honda is taking the piss. I purchased a Cr-v SR Hybrid brand new in 2019, was 35k.

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  8. @ScotsWhaHae Avatar
    @ScotsWhaHae

    07:08 Took delivery of my Summit Edition #5 model last week and it’s just as good as I’d hoped. No doubt it’s a marmite car on looks but you can’t fault the standard of finish externally and, especially, internally where everything is soft finished including the door pockets. It’s a great place to be, seats are very comfortable and the room in the back is amazing.

    I’m finding the quoted range to be extremely accurate with a full charge displayed as 336 miles but weirdly, the consumption figure displayed in kWh/100m, not to be! It shows greater energy usage than the miles I’m actually travelling and the battery percentage used. If I believed it, I would only be getting 270 miles to a charge which I’m patently not so there’s something wrong there.

    On the move, it’s very quiet at speed and in town virtually nothing from outside disturbs the silence; it’s remarkable. It did take me a couple of days to get everything sorted out to suit my driving including bringing the steering down to “light”. And, only one issue appeared on the Pilot/ACC side when, on the motorway, the car didn’t recognise that we’d come out of a 50 zone for roadworks back into 70 and refused to increase speed! You just have to manually increase the speed but the car should do it for you. With 588bhp getting to any speed is ridiculously easy though!

    All in all I’m absolutely delighted with the #5 and recommend having a look especially, as I was, fed up with every other SUV style car looking the same nowadays.

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  9. @aerox69x Avatar
    @aerox69x

    I feel starting price is a bit of a weird one (ideally it should be the price of an adequately specced one) some cars have great base specs , others start cheap but give you nothing

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  10. @2Burgers_1Pizza Avatar
    @2Burgers_1Pizza

    Bigster being £5K cheaper at a minimum compared to the rest of these models, while also offering 4×2 and 4×4 (TC) capabilities with the ground clearance to match, and factory LPG options, is wild. And the more compact Duster is even cheaper, but no less capable.

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  11. @zuti071 Avatar
    @zuti071

    Jaecoo 7 with 1.5T petrol engine now starts from 24500 EUR or 22000 pounds for base “Uraban” trim in europe. Good looking (at least from outside) chinese vehicle with 7 year or 150000km warranty with road assistance that we can buy or lese and service at well known dealeships makes road handling and little more annoying safety assistance systems totaly irelevant for many people.

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  12. @perpetualomega Avatar
    @perpetualomega

    We have a Kodiak 7 seater and are changing next year, would love to know about its rivals, 7 seater needed due to space needed for a electric wheelchair and a mobility scooter.

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  13. @johnmoore2342 Avatar
    @johnmoore2342

    This sums up the huge gap between motor journalism and the public.

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    1. @harmymd Avatar
      @harmymd

      Exactly! It’s like they are in their own world and the rest of the world is just on its own

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    2. @IController-GB Avatar
      @IController-GB

      In what way?

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  14. @rameshd3290 Avatar
    @rameshd3290

    chery, xpeng ?

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  15. @davidlloyd498 Avatar
    @davidlloyd498

    I have just leased a Kia Sportage HEV sport line , The thing in like most .about the hybrid is the transition between EV and petrol ,which is seamless, and it will run on EV at higher speeds.

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  16. @petewatson9866 Avatar
    @petewatson9866

    The Kia Seltos is sold in Australia and is sold as a cheaper alternative to the Sportage

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  17. @urbanstrencan Avatar
    @urbanstrencan

    Missing VW group representatives like Škoda Kodiak, VW Tiguan, Cupra Teramar,…

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  18. @NeilBucknell-c3v Avatar
    @NeilBucknell-c3v

    What about the Renault Austral E? I hired one last year in Spain, and was impressed with most aspects other than boot space (limited by hybrid battery?). It seems overlooked in the UK.

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  19. @theanswer1993 Avatar
    @theanswer1993

    Duster or Bigster. The others aren’t even close when it comes to value for money.

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  20. @BEVolutionUK Avatar
    @BEVolutionUK

    You say the eC5 Aircross has under bonnet storage….but it doesn’t 🤷

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