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Electric, hybrid or plug-in hybrid. The Opel Grandland changes completely compared to the past, growing by more than 17 centimetres to a total of 4.65 metres. The brand-new interior takes a quantum leap, starting with the two 10-inch screens in front of the driver and 16-inch screens from which to manage the car's main functions or use the voice assistant with ChatGpt. Built on the Stellantis Stla Medium platform, it is available in an electric version with a 73 kWh battery, 213 horsepower (157 kW) and 345 Nm of torque and a range of 520 km with Wltp homologation. Alternatively, one can opt for the 136 hp 1.2 hybrid or the 195 hp plug-in. The advanced level 2 Adas package is complete.

A generously sized coupe SUV, Renault Rafale is in effect the flagship of the French brand. Built on the Cmf C/D platform, shared with the Espace and Austral, the Rafale is 4.71 metres long and offers a connected and highly comfortable cabin. The dashboard features a large 12-inch central touchscreen from which to operate the OpenR link infotainment system with Google apps and navigation. Under the bonnet there are two engines available: the 1.2 3-cylinder full hybrid with a total of 200 bhp with front-wheel drive or the powerful 4x4, still powered by the 1.2 turbo petrol but in a plug-in hybrid version with 300 bhp and a 22 kWh battery capable of guaranteeing over 100 kilometres in electric power.

Renault Rafale

The Swedish maxi suv gets an update and does so with revised styling and interior. Volvo XC90 is aimed at those looking for an almost 5-metre long SUV (4.95 to be precise), suitable for long journeys in safety. The new interior can accommodate up to seven people. On the dashboard is an 11.2-inch vertical touch screen infotainment system with integrated Google and Apple CarPlay. The engines are exclusively electrified petrol: 250-horsepower mild hybrid or alternatively the powerful 455-horsepower T8 plug-in hybrid with 71 declared kilometres in mode.

New Volvo XC90

It arrives from China and aims at the Italian market thanks to refined styling, well-kept interiors and good value for money. The Jaecoo J7 brings the Chery group to Europe and does so with a 4.5 metre long suv with two or four wheel drive. On board, the interior features two 10.3-inch screens for instrumentation and 13.2 or 14.8-inch screens in the centre of the dashboard for managing the entertainment system. The engine range includes only the 147 hp (108 kW) 1.6-litre turbocharged four-cylinder petrol engine, mated to a seven-speed dual-clutch gearbox, which is also prepared for dual-fuel and hybrid versions.