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The new-car market runs in cycles, so after a flurry of new superminis being launched towards the end of last year and at the start of 2020, it’s now the turn of the small SUVs to take centre stage – and we’ve rounded up three all-new models here, none of which has been through the full Auto Express road test yet.

First up is the Renault Captur. Like the French brand’s Clio supermini, this car uses new underpinnings and engines, while boasting more technology than ever, too. It’s a familiar story, and one that Ford is also writing its own chapter for with the new Puma. It’s fair to say Ford’s last effort at a small SUV, the EcoSport, was poor, so there’s a lot riding on the Puma, not least because it’s a famous nameplate for the brand and because the opposition it faces is so good.

The third of this trio is Peugeot’s new 2008. A fresh chassis and new tech mean the French model is keeping up with the pace of development, but so are its competitors, and this will be a close test because these small SUVs need to tick every box to meet the demands of buyers in this class.

https://www.autoexpress.co.uk/renault/captur/351906/renault-captur-vs-ford-puma-vs-peugeot-2008

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