The DS 4's cushy ride and high-quality interior help it stand out from better known alternatives, such as the Volkswagen T-Roc and Volvo XC40. However, we’d expect more interior and boot space, as well as a better ride and handling balance. If you do buy a DS 4, we’d suggest choosing the entry-level Pallas trim and the mild-hybrid engine.
This petrol plug-in hybrid unit might appeal to company car users – more so than the rest of the DS 4’s engine range – but its underwhelming 38 miles of electric-only range means it’s costlier to tax than some rivals are.
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