The Terramar may be Cupra's least rebellious member, but its crowd-pleasing nature as a sporty yet practical crossover is exactly what gives it its appeal.
The ID. Buzz Cargo's car-like manners, impressive range, and inimitable styling make it an excellent left-field pick for modern business owners.
An updated exterior and new tech in its cabin keep the Volkswagen Golf GTI fresh amid a rapidly changing market.
Electrifying performance aside, the Tavascan's eagerness to stand apart from the crowd makes it deliciously magnetic - even if some familiar pains remain.
More than just an accomplished (if pricey) family hatch, the new Golf satisfies and delights by packing exactly the sorts of upgrades desired by the people.
The Volkswagen ID.Buzz offers a different ownership experience with its charming exterior and unique drive alike.
The ID.5 GTX is supposed to be the sportiest of Volkswagen's ID range, but it turns out to be a surprisingly cushy cruiser instead.
The Volkswagen ID. Buzz Pro is an interesting and uplifting electric seven-seater van that is perfect for the trendy family man looking for space and style.
Sharp creases, bold design, dual-motor and well-equipped, the Enyaq Coupe RS does everything well to be a contender for a one-car solution for most.
There is nothing quite like the ID. Buzz GTX, an electric seven-seater microbus that's refreshing and rejuvenating all at once.
The updated Volkswagen T-Cross has a redesigned exterior, improved cabin, and now comes in three new colours, making it as loveable a crossover as ever.
Competent and capable as it may be, the ID.5 struggles to set itself notably apart from its almost-twin brother.
The Smart #1 Brabus adds on to the base car's playful charms with ridiculous power, allowing it to dart off the line like a bat out of hell.
Spacious, pleasant from behind the wheel, and boasting excellent range, the approachable ID.4 is exactly the sort of EV one expects from Volkswagen.
The new Volkswagen Tiguan may be less powerful than before, but now comes with a wide suite of features alongside an impressive level of polish.
The sixth-generation Opel Astra gains sharper looks and a minimalist cockpit, while retaining its keen and fun-to-drive character.
It's now a Cat A model, but the Volkswagen Golf R-Line and its sporty looks will still appeal to drivers with a penchant for athleisure.
The Caddy is what happens when a brand thinks outside the box - who says that you can't make a van out of a car?
The Golf R impresses with its ample power and matured handling, made more desirable by the fact that it won't be long for this world.
The ID.4 takes a slightly left-field approach to electric mobility for the masses, but its success will likely hinge on pricing and specification.