20 of the cheapest SUVs and crossovers in South Africa right now
Recent reports indicate that Toyota is expected to launch a ‘baby Fortuner’ in South Africa as soon as next month.
A version of the Toyota Rush will be launched as a budget-conscious SUV locally, having already launched in Indonesia, and the Philippines. It is also expected to launch in India and the UAE.
No price has yet been released for the vehicle, however, Wheels24 noted that the Rush could be offered at around R280,000 to R300,000.
This would make it a very competitively-priced option – in both the SUV and crossover segment which has grown increasingly popular with South African motorists.
Below BusinessTech looked at the other SUV and crossover options currently available in this price range.
Mahindra KUV100 – from R156,995
Haval H1 – from R189,900
BAIC X25 – from R219,900
Mahindra Thar – from R222,995
Mahindra TUV300 – from R232,995
Renault Captur – from R236,900
JMC Landwind – from R241,990
GWM H5 – from R244,900
Renault Duster – from R246,900
Honda BR-V – from R248,700
Haval H2 – from R249,900
Ford EcoSport – from R257,900
Haval H6 – from R259,900
Suzuki Jimny – from R263,900
Fiat Panda 4×4 cross – from R270,900
Opel Crossland X – from R277,725
Suzuki Vitara – from R277,900
Mahindra XUV500 – from R282,995
Peugeot 2008 – from R284,900
Mazda CX-3 – from R290,800
Read: A look at the new ‘baby Fortuner’ coming to South Africa
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