VW Tiguan vs Renault Kadjar vs Nissan Qashqai - pictures

The first Volkswagen Tiguan joined the crossover segment almost a decade ago. Now, this is one of the most competitive sectors, this new version aims to head straight to the top of the class. 

The Renault Kadjar is practical and efficient, and is a great value choice in the crossover market as it is cheaper than its rivals.

The Nissan Qashqai is the best-selling crossover, and with efficient engines and plenty of kit, it will be tough for the Tiguan newcomer to beat it.

The crossover segment is highly competitive, and the on the road prices for these models are: £26,795 for the Renault Kadjar, £27,160 for the Nissan Qashqai and £27,310 for the Volkswagen Tiguan.

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There are levers in the boot of the Volkswagen that allow the seats in the back to fold back, although they do not drop completely flat like they do in the Renault.

The Volkswagen Tiguan has a functional interior and first-rate quality, with an on the road price of £27,310.

The Volkswagen Tiguan has easily unsettled suspension on roads in the UK, and compared to its rivals the diesel option is not as responsive or efficient.&nbsp;

This Volkswagen Tiguan model had additional features such as sat-nav, LED headlights, leather and keyless entry, bringing the price to £30,710.

The Renault Kadjar is priced very competitively at £26,795, and is offered with a four-year warranty.

The 1.6 dCi diesel in the Renault Kadjar is efficient and effectively balances performance with economy.

The Renault Kadjar has a spacious boot and is well-equipped with the Signature S trim.&nbsp;

The Nissan Qashqai is a strong contender in the crossover class, with clever storage solutions and extra safety kit.&nbsp;