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The Best New Cars Coming In 2020 & Beyond

What can you expect to see in showrooms in the next couple of years? Our guide reveals all

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Small SUVs coming in 2020

Alfa Romeo Tonale

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On sale: late 2020
Price: ~ £22,000

Alfa Romeo revealed a surprise new SUV at the 2019 Geneva Motor Show, and we’re expecting to see it in showrooms by the end of this year. Smaller than the Stelvio, the Tonale (also named after an Italian mountain pass) will be available with plug-in hybrid power to save fuel.

Mazda MX-30

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On sale: can be preordered now
Price: £26,995 after £3,000 grant (First Edition cars)

Mazda’s first electric car has been revealed and deliveries are likely to start early next year. The Mazda MX-30 has unusual backwards-opening rear doors and a maximum range of 124 miles, due to a smallish 35.5kWh battery. A smaller battery means it’s lighter, so the MX-30 should be reasonably good to drive. The refined interior features recycled materials and all the latest connectivity tech.

Toyota Yaris Cross

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On sale: late 2020
Price: ~ £22,000

The new Toyota Yaris Cross SUV has been unveiled. It's the firm’s smallest SUV and shares its underpinnings with the new Yaris hatchback. It's longer than the standard Yaris and features a higher roofline, making it more practical. Both front- and four-wheel-drive models will be available, powered by a three-cylinder petrol engine and electric motor setup producing 114bhp.

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Richard Ingram

Richard is a former editor of Carbuyer, as well as sister site DrivingElectric.com, and he's now Deputy Editor at Auto Express. Having spent a decade working in the automotive industry, he understands exactly what makes new car buyers tick.