Volvo XC90
In the SUV family, the Volvo XC 90 plays the comfort card rather than the sporty one, but boasts 455hp and reaches 0 to 100km/h in 5.4 seconds. All the same. Spacious, versatile and with a high level of safety, the Scandinavian brand offers an efficient family vehicle for everyday use.
Range Rover sport SE
More dynamic than some competitors, the Range Rover Sport SE retains the British brand’s DNA of combining power (460hp) and off-road capability. On this second point, this SUV stands out from its rivals. Among its other strong points: city journeys that can be made almost exclusively by EV.
Porsche Cayenne E-Hybrid
In the electrified premium SUV segment, the Cayenne E-Hybrid retains Porsche’s fundamentals, with a combined power output of 470hp and an acceleration time of 4.9 seconds from 0 to 100km/h on the base version, and more for the S and Turbo versions. Its weak point: its weight (around 2.5t).
BMW X5 xDrive 45e
The German manufacturer’s model is a formidable performer in its segment, with a focus on comfort and efficiency. With a 313hp petrol engine, combined with a 197hp electric motor, it develops a total power output of 489hp. Also heavy (2.5t), it is acknowledged to have good stability.
Comparative table of cars. Capture d’écran: Paperjam
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