If you need to upsize your car to fit your growing family or are ready for an upgrade, there are many SUVs available in Australia to suit your family’s needs.
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Mazda’s BT-50 range hits the road in 2025 with a facelift alongside some key tech upgrades and remains hard to ignore in the dual-cab segment.
The Mazda CX-60 is one of the company’s latest midsize SUV packages designed to showcase a more premium direction for the brand.
The Kia Seltos range aims to prove that small SUVs can be practical, too.
Mazda’s BT-50 range hits the road in 2025 with a facelift alongside some key tech upgrades and remains hard to ignore in the dual-cab segment.
Australia has a wide range of company SUVs, with an impressive selection of high quality cars on the market. One of the most popular compact 5 seater SUVs in Australia is the Mazda CX-30, Kia Seltos, Toyota C-HR and Hyundai Kona.
One of the best affordable 5 seater cars available in Australia is the Toyota RV4. The RAV4 starts from $38,531 and is available in a petrol and hybrid variant. The medium size SUV is a practical family car with a 5 Star ANCAP rating.
Australia has a great range of luxury SUVs available at different price points. A cheaper option is the Audi Q5, Jaguar F-Pace, Lexus NX or BMW iX.
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