The Subaru XV GT Edition is a sensible and practical SUV that gives you a sharper exterior look and more interior equipment for just a tad more money.
The Skoda Karoq is the most premium and the most fuel economical but the Honda HR-V continues to be a practical offering while the Subaru XV stands out with its features and overall value for money.
The Hyundai Kona may be more powerful and more fun to drive but the Subaru XV is more spacious and the Toyota C-HR proves to be more refined.
The Subaru XV 2.0 is a compelling SUV that's noticeably improved, thanks to a stronger engine and the availability of Subaru EyeSight.
Sitting on the new Subaru Global Platform, improvements to stiffness, quality and comfort afford the Subaru XV a well-sorted upgrade.
Based on the Subaru Global Platform as is the Impreza, the handsome new Subaru XV is a superbly thought-out and constructed piece of family machinery.
The all new, fourth generation Suzuki Vitara goes toe to toe against Subaru's facelifted XV in an all-wheel drive Japanese shootout.
With Subaru's latest facelift and upgrades, the sprightly XV has become even better than before.
Knowing not to mess with a successful recipe, the Subaru XV sports subtle cosmetic and mechanical differences.
These Japanese compact crossovers are out to prove their worth to those looking for functionality in a small package.
Subaru's second foray in the compact SUV segment receives individual treatment in the aesthetics department, a crucial prerequisite in attracting the younger audience.