<p>If we go by what the brand claims it to be, i.e. a mini SUV then S Cross might not really fit the bill. Its an urban vehicle with SUV like traits but it cannot really behave like one when tested on terrains other than tarmac. But brushing that aside, as a whole urban package the S Cross scores high on practicality. When treated as premium hatchback in a neatly dressed SUV avatar, this mini SUV crossover does offer a lot. Right from the advanced features on the outside and then the immense space available on the inside, each bit contributes to its overall practical appeal. With loads of storage areas such as storage on central armrest, central console, glove box, back pockets on front seats, bottle holders which can easily accommodate 1 litre bottles and also a parcel tray and luggage board on offer, this mini SUV has all the room to play. Not just this, one can create more space with its 353 litres of standard boot space on offer which can be easily extended to 810 litres with rear seat back fully folded. On the technology front, its touchscreen navigation unit not only provides the best of entertainment but it becomes very useful while parking offering a broad view on the outside and also for navigation when traveling on unknown terrains.

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