

Huraian
The family car was once easy to recognise: a practical hatchback, a roomy estate, a sensible saloon, or a clever MPV built around the routines of ordinary life. Then the shape began to change. Drivers wanted the space and usability they already knew, but they also wanted a higher seating position, easier access, stronger road presence, and the confident image of an SUV without the compromises of a traditional off-roader.



