If you are looking for a vehicle that's easy to drive and won't drain your wallet at the gas pump, you might want to consider a subcompact crossover. These vehicles offer the comfort and drivability of a sedan with the utility and higher seating position of an SUV. Despite their smaller size, they cleverly use every inch of space. So, should you ever need to pack in a few extra friends or a lot of shopping bags, these cars can manage. We've put together a list of five top subcompact crossovers you may want to take a look at the next time you go shopping for cars.
Nissan Kicks e-POWER
If you ever thought about going electric but worry about running out of charge, the Nissan Kicks e-POWER might just be what you're looking for. The car stands out with its innovative e-POWER system. What does e-Power mean? It's where a small gasoline engine charges a battery that then powers the car's electric motor, letting you enjoy the benefits of electric driving—like quicker starts and quieter rides—without worrying about battery range. The Kicks offers 134 hp and 280 Nm of torque, meaning it can get up to speed pretty easily. Consider also that it has a starting price of P1,179,000 and the Kicks e-POWER offers a lot of value for your money. It's equipped with advanced safety features and modern comforts like an eight-inch display with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. If you’re looking to jump into electric power without losing the convenience of internal combustion, the Kicks is a pretty smart choice.
Kia Sonet
The Kia Sonet grabs attention with its sporty look and wide safety setup. It features LED headlights and stylish 16-inch alloy wheels in its top trim wrapped in a body that's as safe as it is good-looking. With different engine options, the Sonet serves different driving preferences along with safety features like anti-lock brakes and stability control. Priced at just over P700,000, it's an attractive choice for anyone, especially new drivers. In addition, if you go for the top-spec trim, it boasts features that can only be found on more expensive models like a sunroof, wireless charging, and a remote engine start function. If comfort and class are what you look for, why not consider the Sonet for your next vehicle?
Hyundai Creta
Starting at P1,048,000, the Creta powers ahead with a 1.5-liter engine and is equipped with a large touchscreen, wireless charging, and a range of modern tech features on its range-topping variant. Aside from these, it features a suspension setup that takes all types of roads smoothly along with a helpful array of standard safety features like anti-lock brakes, electronic stability control, and hill-start assist. The Creta's spacious interior and technological features guarantee that driving is enjoyable, even when it’s at max capacity. Available in several color options and configurations to fit different tastes and budgets, there is a Creta variant for everyone.
Mazda CX-3
If you want something a little more stylish with an award-winning design, then the Mazda CX-3 could be the crossover for you. Known for its Kodo Design, the CX-3 offers an exciting driving experience thanks to a 2.0-liter engine with i-Stop technology that optimizes fuel efficiency. The car includes a seven-inch infotainment system, Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, and a BOSE sound system. The cabin offers premium features and a high level of refinement, with a service plan included for peace of mind. With all these features considered, the CX-3 will satisfy you if you’re looking for a bit more sophistication.
Chevrolet Tracker
A car that looks as smart as it functions? The Chevrolet Tracker might be what you're looking for. The Tracker features a turbocharged 1.0-liter engine that offers power and fuel efficiency and is decked out with an eight-inch MyLink infotainment system that connects smoothly with your smartphone. The Tracker is economical to run, attractive to look at, and most importantly, fun to drive. If you are thinking about buying a crossover that stands out and can match an active lifestyle, try giving the Chevrolet Tracker a closer look.
Who says you need a big car to have enough space? You don't have to stick with a large car to enjoy plenty of room. Subcompact crossovers could be the happy medium you’re looking for, giving you room and easy driving in the city or on a trip. If you haven’t found what you like yet, take a look at AutoDeal where you can explore more cars, learn from their guides, and get quotes in the comfort of your home.
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