You’ve probably seen how popular SUVs have become in recent years and, with carmakers constantly hunting for new vehicle niches to capitalise on, this has led to the development of SUV coupes. These blend the taller ride height and spacious cabins common to SUV models with the kind of swooping sporty roofline you’d expect to find on a traditional coupe.
Dyed-in-the-wool petrolheads don’t look too kindly on these models – they tend to be quite large with brash styling details, and are inevitably heavier and, thus, slower than the saloons and coupes they borrow parts from. However, they’re undeniably popular with buyers looking to blend SUV practicality with handsome coupe-like looks, so they’re not going anywhere any time soon.