Mitsubishi’s newest three-row SUV enters the UAE market with a clear brief: deliver space, usability and climate comfort at a price that undercuts larger full-size SUVs. In a region where seven-seat practicality matters more than badge prestige, the Mitsubishi Destinator positions itself as a sensible, value-driven alternative.
So does it deliver where it counts?
The Suzuki Dzire may not make headlines often, but it has steadily earned a loyal fan base in the UAE, especially among budget-conscious drivers. For 2025, Suzuki sticks to the winning formula — affordability, efficiency, and compact practicality — while giving the Dzire a fresh new look and updated cabin tech. Suzuki hasn’t reinvented the wheel for the new model, and that’s not a bad thing.
The compact crossover segment in the UAE is highly competitive, with buyers expecting value, technology, and reliability. Chery, the Chinese automaker, has been making strides in the market, and the Chery Tiggo 4 Pro is a prime example of their latest efforts. Positioned as an affordable yet feature-packed SUV, the Tiggo 4 Pro aims to take on rivals like the Nissan Magnite, Geely Coolray, and MG ZS.
