- Toyota RAV4: Hybrid Efficiency and Enduring Popularity Despite Sales Drop
- Toyota Land Cruiser: A Luxury Icon That Withstands Market Pressure
- Nissan XTrail: Seven Seats and Everyday Efficiency
- Toyota Urban Cruiser: A Tech Savvy and Budget Friendly Compact Crossover
- Toyota Fortuner: Practical Design and Performance That Families Can Trust
- Hyundai Creta: Smart Balance of Practical Size and Fuel Efficiency
- Ford Territory: Stylish Looks and Premium Features at a Competitive Price
- Kia Sportage: A Dynamic Drive with Options for Every Lifestyle
- Jetour T2: A Premium Chinese SUV Experience at a Competitive Price
- Hyundai Tucson: Versatility with Turbo and Hybrid Power
SUVs continue to dominate the Saudi automotive market, thanks to their ability to meet the needs of families while handling the challenges of hot climates and desert roads. In this guide, we spotlight the top 10 standout SUV models in 2025 that led the market despite varying drops in sales figures. We break down their updated prices, full specs, and standout features to give you a clearer picture and help you choose the SUV that best fits your lifestyle and driving needs.
Toyota RAV4: Hybrid Efficiency and Enduring Popularity Despite Sales Drop
The Toyota RAV4 leads the SUV market in Saudi Arabia with 1,469 units sold, despite a noticeable 50.22 percent drop in sales. Its price ranges from 97,750 to 151,455 SAR, reflecting a wide variety of trims and features tailored to suit different customer needs and preferences.
One of the standout versions is the hybrid RAV4, known for its exceptional fuel economy reaching up to 24.4 km per liter and delivering a torque of 342 Nm. This gives it smooth and efficient daily performance. Other available trims come equipped with a 2.5 liter gasoline engine producing 243 Nm of torque, with options for front wheel drive or all wheel drive depending on the configuration.
The RAV4 measures between 4570 and 4610 mm in length, while the top spec Adventure trim stands at 1690 mm tall. This gives it a commanding road presence and a rugged look suited for outdoor exploration. Its all wheel drive system adds extra confidence on rough terrain, making the RAV4 a versatile SUV that balances practicality with the ability to handle adventure.
Toyota Land Cruiser: A Luxury Icon That Withstands Market Pressure
Despite a significant 51.38 percent drop in sales, with 1,167 units sold, the Toyota Land Cruiser remains a symbol of luxury and dependability in the Saudi market. Priced between 183,500 and 410,550 SAR, the wide range of trims and configurations caters to various customer needs, whether for rugged use or executive comfort.
At its core, the Land Cruiser offers powerful engine choices, most notably a 3.3 liter diesel engine that delivers 304 horsepower and an impressive 700 Nm of torque. This mechanical strength is paired with a large 110 liter fuel tank, making it highly suitable for long distance journeys. With its imposing 5115 mm length and a wheelbase of 2850 mm, the Land Cruiser stands tall with exceptional stability on rough terrain.
Inside, the cabin is designed to balance comfort and modern tech, offering features such as ventilated seats and multi zone climate control in higher trims. A fully digital instrument cluster adds a futuristic feel to the driving experience, turning long trips into a smooth, high end adventure.
Nissan XTrail: Seven Seats and Everyday Efficiency
Despite a significant 72.66 percent drop in sales, the Nissan XTrail continues to hold its ground in the Saudi market with 1,155 units sold. Priced between 76,250 SAR and 153,500 SAR, it stands out as one of the most value packed seven seater SUVs available.
Powered by an engine delivering up to 188 hp and 244 Nm of torque, the XTrail accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h in approximately 10 seconds, depending on the variant. It offers solid fuel efficiency with a rating of 15.6 km per liter and comes with a 60 liter fuel tank. Buyers can choose between front wheel drive and all wheel drive configurations, while the interior offers a practical, spacious layout built on a 2705 mm wheelbase and an overall length of 4690 mm. It is a smart choice for families who want both comfort and versatility in one capable package.
Toyota Urban Cruiser: A Tech Savvy and Budget Friendly Compact Crossover
Toyota Urban Cruiser has managed to retain its spot among the top compact crossovers, recording 1,150 units sold recently despite a 50.41 percent decline. This steady performance highlights the continued trust of customers in its practical appeal. With prices starting at 79,005 SAR and reaching up to 90,850 SAR, it stands out as one of the best value for money models in its category.
Powered by a 1.5 liter engine producing 101 horsepower and torque ranging from 135 to 138 Nm, depending on the trim, the Urban Cruiser is paired with a smooth 6 speed automatic transmission that ensures quiet and comfortable daily driving. Its compact dimensions, 4365 mm length, 1795 mm width, and 1645 mm height and a 2600 mm wheelbase enhance its maneuverability in tight city streets, making it ideal for urban commuting.
A 45 liter fuel tank supports its fuel efficiency, while interior materials range from fabric to leather depending on the version. The higher trim features a 9 inch infotainment display, while the base models come with a 7 inch screen. This range of tech and comfort options gives buyers the flexibility to choose between simplicity and sophistication, making the Urban Cruiser a smart pick for young professionals and small families looking for a practical and stylish everyday car.
Toyota Fortuner: Practical Design and Performance That Families Can Trust
The Toyota Fortuner continues to prove itself as a reliable choice in the Saudi market, with 1,106 units sold despite a 53.20 percent drop in sales. Priced between 105,700 and 181,240 SAR, it offers a wide range of trims that cater to different customer needs and budgets.
The Fortuner is available with a selection of engines, including a 2.7 liter gasoline engine delivering 160 horsepower, and a 2.8 liter diesel engine producing 201 horsepower and 500 Nm of torque. It comes in both rear wheel drive and four wheel drive configurations, all equipped with a standard automatic transmission. Some variants can reach a top speed of 187 km per hour, while fuel consumption stands at around 14.7 km per liter, offering a strong balance between power and efficiency.
Inside, the Fortuner features a spacious cabin with seating for seven passengers and multiple storage compartments suited for both daily use and long trips. Comfort and convenience are enhanced by features like a multi zone air conditioning system and a central infotainment screen. With a thoughtful blend of practicality, safety, and flexibility, the Fortuner is a solid option for families seeking a dependable and versatile SUV.
Hyundai Creta: Smart Balance of Practical Size and Fuel Efficiency
Despite a 55.88 percent drop in sales to 920 units, the Hyundai Creta remains one of the top economical choices in the compact crossover segment, with prices ranging from 69,693 SAR to 124,585 SAR. It runs on a 1.5 liter engine producing 115 horsepower and 144 Nm of torque, paired with a CVT automatic transmission and standard front wheel drive across all trims.
The Creta stands out for its fuel efficiency, delivering up to 17 km per liter, making it a great option for city driving. Its compact length of 4300 mm adds to its agility in narrow urban spaces. Inside, it offers a decent level of comfort and features, such as a tilt adjustable steering wheel and smart key ignition in select variants. With a 2610 mm wheelbase, the Creta strikes a balance between ride stability and easy maneuverability, enhancing the day to day driving experience for budget focused buyers.
Ford Territory: Stylish Looks and Premium Features at a Competitive Price
Despite intense competition, the Ford Territory has carved out a strong presence in the market, with 744 units sold recently, even as sales declined by 62.04 percent. With pricing starting at 100,798 SAR and reaching up to 130,755 SAR, it remains one of the most attractive options in its segment.
The Territory is powered by a 190 horsepower engine delivering 320 Nm of torque, paired with an automatic transmission and standard front wheel drive. Inside, the cabin offers an upscale experience, featuring a 12.3 inch digital instrument cluster and a premium sound system with up to 8 speakers on higher trims. Dual zone climate control and leather trimmed seats add to its refined interior feel.
At 4630 mm long and 1935 mm wide, the Territory commands strong road presence, while its 2726 mm wheelbase enhances stability and handling. Combining modern design with high end features, the Ford Territory positions itself as a premium all rounder for buyers seeking a well equipped SUV at a reasonable price.
Kia Sportage: A Dynamic Drive with Options for Every Lifestyle
The Kia Sportage continues to make a strong impression in the market with 709 units sold, offering a wide range of trims priced between 96,025 SAR and 161,688 SAR. This variety allows buyers to find a model that fits their budget while still enjoying a premium crossover experience.
The Sportage is available with two main engine choices: a 2.0 liter engine delivering 152 horsepower, and a more powerful 1.6 liter turbocharged engine that produces 180 horsepower and 267 Nm of torque. Certain trims offer acceleration from 0 to 100 km/h in just 8.8 seconds and reach a top speed of 220 km/h, delivering a sporty feel for those who enjoy a spirited drive.
Inside, the cabin offers a refined blend of comfort and functionality, featuring 591 liters of cargo space and soft leather seats. Tech highlights include a large infotainment display and a premium surround sound system. Buyers can also choose between front wheel and all wheel drive, making the Sportage adaptable for various driving conditions and lifestyles.
Jetour T2: A Premium Chinese SUV Experience at a Competitive Price
Jetour T2 continues to solidify its presence in the Saudi market, with 637 units sold recently despite a 49.76 percent drop. Priced between 121,288 and 157,999 SAR, it holds a strong position in the mid size SUV segment thanks to its blend of luxury features and attractive pricing.
The T2 is powered by a robust 254 horsepower engine delivering 390 Nm of torque. Most trims come with a four wheel drive system that boosts their off road capability. The bold exterior styling is matched by impressive dimensions, with a length of 4785 mm and a width of 2006 mm. Inside, the cabin offers generous space for five passengers along with premium features such as heated and ventilated seats and a large infotainment display packed with modern tech.
To elevate the driving experience, the T2 offers multiple smart driving modes, including sport, economy, and sand mode, making it a versatile choice for both urban roads and desert adventures.
Hyundai Tucson: Versatility with Turbo and Hybrid Power
Hyundai Tucson recorded 627 units sold in the Saudi market, reflecting a 55.72 percent decline. Priced between 89,865 and 142,500 SAR, it remains one of the top contenders in the midsize SUV segment, offering a strong balance of value and features.
The Tucson lineup offers a variety of engine choices, starting with a 2.0 liter engine producing 156 horsepower, a 1.6 liter turbocharged engine delivering 180 horsepower, and a hybrid variant that combines gasoline and electric power to generate up to 177 horsepower. Buyers can choose between front wheel drive and all wheel drive, depending on the trim, with all versions equipped with a smooth automatic transmission.
One of Tucson’s standout strengths is its fuel efficiency, reaching up to 18.2 km per liter in select models. It also offers a generous 620 liter cargo space, making it an ideal option for both family trips and daily use. Bold exterior styling gives the Tucson a confident road presence, while the high tech interior brings a touch of refinement and modernity. Altogether, it delivers a well rounded driving experience that blends power, comfort, and cutting edge technology.
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