
behind the second row and 63.9 cu.-ft with the second row folded. Depending on its engine option and whether it’s configured with all- or front-wheel drive, it can achieve 28 mpg in city driving and 39 mpg on the highway. The Equinox is available with either a 170-horsepower turbocharged 1.5-liter four-cylinder engine that pairs with a six-speed automatic transmission, or a 252-horsepower turbocharged 2.0-liter four-cylinder that pairs with a nine-speed automatic. Although the two-row Blazer is 8.3 inches larger and costs about $5,000 more, the two share virtually the same cargo space. Chevrolet’s lineup includes seven crossovers and SUVs the Equinox slots between the subcompact Trax and the Blazer. Chevrolet EquinoxĪ refreshed version of the Equinox has been pushed back from the 2021 model year to 2022 due to the Covid-19 pandemic, but until then, it will live on in its current form. Here are the top 10 non-luxury compact crossovers with the most cargo space. With the second-row seats folded should be a major shopping consideration when The amount of rear stowage in addition to its expanded capacity Space for a wider and taller storage area that benefits from a lifting tailgateįor easier loading. More versatility and comparable gas mileage. Upgrading from a sedan, the compact crossover offers a similar footprint with much Of the primary reasons to purchase an SUV or crossovers. Despite the manyįlavors, they all share one common trait: usable cargo space. (the Escape and the RAV4 both have plug-in hybrid iterations). A handful offer a hybrid powertrain for maximum efficiency Tech options or tweak the exterior styling. Many of them offerĪ plethora of trims that change the engine, reconfigure the drivetrain, layer on They try to be stylish, techy, fuelĮfficient, fun and practical, which requires clever packaging. Sources: Manufacturers, ANDC, JATO Dynamics.Are well-rounded, do-everything chameleons. Seat will also reveal a small crossover in 2015, but that won’t hit the market until next year.Ĭlick on any model to see its annual sales from 1997-2013 and monthly sales in 2012, 20, or use the dropdown menu in the top right of this site. The only counter-action from the incumbents will come from Peugeot, updating the 2008 to defend its second place of the segment.

In the second half of the year, Honda dealers will start deliveries of the HR-V, Mazda will continue its strong form with the introduction of the CX-3 and SsangYong will introduce its first all-new model under ownership of Mahindra&Mahindra of India, with the Tivoli. The first to arrive will be the all-new Suzuki Vitara, with its square and rugged styling, Suzuki takes a different approach to the segment than the frivolous 500X or playmobile-like Renegade. It will be followed shortly by its sibling Fiat 500X, which should easily be able to repeat or even improve on that performance.Īfter the Fiat, a number of Asian manufacturers will join the segment. The first of the challengers has already arrived in the last quarter of 2014 and the Jeep Renegade impressively jumped into the segment’s sixth place in November and December, outselling the Suzuki SX4 and Ford Ecosport even before deliveries have started to pick up pace. Undoubtedly the Juke will break into six figures again in 2015, despite the ever-increasing competition. Sales already rebounded in the fourth quarter, but not enough to keep it from losing 8% of its volume. Last year’s leader Nissan Juke falls below 100.000 sales for the first time in four years, as it received a facelift in the second half of 2014. Behind the leader, there’s a fierce battle for second place, with Opel/Vauxhall Mokka outselling the Peugeot 2008 and Dacia Duster in the last quarter to narrow the gap between second place and fourth place to just 8.000 units. Not surprisingly, the Renault Captur has taken control of the segment with just under 165.000 sales, almost 1 in every 4 small crossovers sold.



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Until those new players hit full steam, the 2014 top-5 enjoys a combined share of almost 92%, with the top-4 each selling well over 100.000 units, compared to just one model above that threshold in 2013. In fact, I expect over 1 million annual small crossover sales within a few years time. This is an increase of 52% on 2013, and with a slew of new players entering Europe’s hottest segment this year, the growth isn’t likely to stall anytime soon. Sales of small crossovers in Europe continue to amaze, shooting through the 700.000 units milestone, as I predicted a modest 670.000 after the first three quarters.
