Though its looks are unusual, the ZR-V delivers the comfort, efficiency, and driving enjoyment that the Honda brand is known for.
The Serena e-POWER offers even more flexibility with its uniquely deployable armrest that varies the layout between seven or eight seats.
The Harrier lines up alongside the X-Trail in this contest between two distinct hybrid SUVs.
It neither looks flamboyant nor does it have a fancy electric or plug-in hybrid powertrain, but the Alphard Hybrid still delivers where it counts.
The Honda Civic 2.0 e:HEV is one of the best-handling, most fun-to-drive compact hybrids today, but its price tag makes it a tough sell.
Excelling where it counts - in terms of space, equipment, nifty features, and even style - the new Serena e-POWER is as good as mid-sized MPVs come today.
In a growing sea of compact hatches, the Note e-POWER gets a light refresh to remind buyers it had already gotten the formula (largely) right the first try.
The all-new Toyota Vellfire is even more luxurious and refined than its predecessor, but towkays could experience sticker shock upon seeing its price.
The S450e and its plug-in hybrid powertrain gives Mercedes' flagship S-Class better efficiency and adds serenity to its character.
The Aqua Hybrid has the upper hand when it comes to efficiency, but the Note e-POWER impresses with its unique powertrain and sweet drive.
The all new Mercedes GLC can please fence-sitters who are torn between hybrids and full electric models, and it might even push them to finally make a decision.
It may be the runt of Toyota's litter, but with its decent roominess, excellent fuel efficiency and surprisingly peppy drive, the Aqua packs an outsized personality within its petite frame.
The all new Lexus RX350h is not big on driving thrills, but it is the SUV its customers want: luxurious, refined, stylish, and efficient.
It may be equally handsome, spacious and well-equipped, but the petrol-powered Hyundai Santa Fe isn't as sweet to drive as the diesel.
With its new 2.0-litre Ingenium engine, the updated Land Rover Discovery Sport is livelier and promises improved fuel economy.
The petrol-powered Renault Kadjar 1.2 offers greater refinement, and feels like a more cohesive unit altogether.
With its playful handling, sprightly petrol engine and stylish looks, the Renault Clio is an enjoyable little car that will make you smile.
The all new Land Rover Discovery is as accomplished off-road as it is on the open tarmac.
It may look a bit avant garde on the outside, but the facelifted Peugeot 2008 is all class and refinement on the inside.
Like toppings on a delectable dish, Volvo is spicing up its S60 compact sedan with a dose of performance with the new turbocharged 2.0-litre T5 unit.