All-wheel drive is standard for all trims.
There is an available diesel-fueled engine and it delivers adequate acceleration that does not feel sluggish.
The transmission works seamlessly with the engine.
The steering is responsive and the effort required to turn feels balanced.
The brakes have a robust and linear stopping force.
Advanced safety and driver aids are available for the base trim.
All trims have the option for wheels for 19-inch wheels up to 22-inch wheels.
All trims have the option for the panoramic sunroof.
The ride height can be lowered so stepping into the cabin is less of a stretch.
The first and second rows have spacious legroom and headroom.
The seats are supportive and the heating and ventilating functions add to the experience.
The range of adjustability of the front seats allows most passengers to fit comfortably.
The ride quality is stable and impacts don’t feel jarring.
Road and wind noise are kept at bay to maintain a relaxed interior atmosphere.
The space for cargo is generous.
The handling is not suited for attacking corners because of significant body roll.
There are no official safety ratings from the NHTSA and IIHS yet.
The base trim does not have the option for customized side panel accents.
There are no grab handles to hold on to when getting inside the cabin.
The seats aren’t as plush as its price would suggest.
The ride feels slightly jittery when driving over rough surfaces.
Fuel efficiency is compromised when specifying the more powerful engine.
The price increases significantly with all the options available.
It is an expensive choice when other SUVs can accommodate more people and have a bigger cargo capacity.