The demand for SUVs, in a country like the UAE, is an ever-increasing one. Offering an abundance of practicality, affordability, and exceptional performance off the beaten path, SUVs have earned their reputation at becoming the vehicle of choice for many individuals in and around the country.
Kia Mohave
Referred to as the Borrego in some parts of the world, the Mohave is a rough and tough off-roader from the Korean marque that has been discontinued from many global markets. Strong in the brand’s Middle Eastern line-up, however, the Mohave sits as the largest offering in the brand’s model range.
Engine: 3.8-liter / V6
Horsepower: 270
Seating Capacity: 7-Seater
Price: AED 122,900
Mitsubishi Pajero
In production since 1982, the Mitsubishi Pajero is a vehicle that has for long been associated with great value for money. Currently in its fourth generation, it stands a little dated in comparison to its rivals, but continues to win buyers over with its performance and bulletproof reliability.
Engine: 3.8-liter / V6
Horsepower: 250
Seating Capacity: 7-Seater
Price: AED 121,000
Toyota Land Cruiser Prado
A part of the Japanese automaker’s line-up since 1984, the Toyota Land Cruiser Prado is a common sight on the roads of the UAE and for good reason. Supremely comfortable, it’s an SUV that is capable of doing the school run and demolishing the steepest of dunes with absolute aplomb.
Engine: 4.0-liter / V6
Horsepower: 271
Seating Capacity: 7-Seater
Price: AED 147,500
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