The Top 15 BEST Hybrid SUVs In 2024!

[@timothyjean-baptiste6835]

I've had my eye on the Kia Sportage hybrid for a WHILE. The features are so great for that price. I just don't know about KIA, and I'm not a fan of all the controls being on the touchscreen. I like tech, but I also like some things to be controlled by knobs and buttons when I'm driving lol

[@_ak.37]

I’ve had my eye on one too. I test drove one and it’s quick. It’s also way more comfortable then the Sorento! I was shocked. And the 2nd row has a lot of room. It seems perfect to me

[@chriswagner1335]

CRV, Sportage, and Tuscon don't have spare tires. That sucks. Dealbreaker for me.

[@MaxyDandyYT]

I know. I was skeptical about that specific thing when I switched from a 2020 toyota rav4 to a 2023 kia niro. But that rav4 wheel had to be changed twice in the spam of 3 years because of nails or whatever. Mi niro's hasn't been changed at all and now I also have a carnival, so I guess kia is making their wheels more resistant than others, ergo why they don't come with a spare. Just my two cents

[@vgr143426]

X trail e power ?

[@yooo692]

Li can really make a big change to the market if it is allowed in US market

[@loungydoc]

What color is that rav ?

[@IvanSabados-b3r]

What about Alfa Romeo Tonale Veloce?

[@rachidakhrif6707]

هل توجد ترجمة للغة العربية

[@kevinwatkins3856]

Why does the video show mostly right hand drives?

[@denniss1211]

no

[@johnk3624]

Hyundai builds their vehicles with the cheapest shit available. I had a santa fe l bought brand new. At 28000 kilometers l took in in tor an oil change. They came out from the courtesy desk and told me l needed new front brakes now, new back brakes very soon. All rotors needed to be ground and l needed 4 new tires. At 28000 kilometers. I have owned maybe 10 or more new vehicles and havenever had to replace brakes and tires at 28000 kilometers. And you all know the only things not covered by their warranty are tires and brakes. Never touch that Korean crap again.