Edmunds Top Rated 2024 | The Best Cars, Trucks and SUVs for 2024

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Published 2024-01-24
Every year, the Edmunds Top Rated Awards are given to the best new cars, trucks and SUVs on the market. Each one of these vehicles has undergone Edmunds' exhaustive rating and review process, including performance testing, static measurements and a standardized road test. In this video, our team of experts overviews the Edmunds Top Rated vehicles for 2024 — including the winner of our coveted Best of the Best award.

Edmunds Top Rated 2024 award winners: edmu.in/3aZS8t9

00:00 Intro
01:23 Top Rated Car
03:02 Top Rated Electric Car
04:55 Top Rated SUV
06:27 Top Rated Electric SUV
08:05 Top Rated Truck
09:41 Top Rated Electric Truck
11:18 Edmunds' Best of the Best

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All Comments (21)
  • @edmundscars
    Which one of this year's winners would be your choice? Do you agree with our picks? Let us know in the comments and check out our full write-up at edmunds.com/toprated
  • @DannyFyffe
    You picked the Lightning last year as your top pick and this year, it is dead. They slowed production, can't sell what's made and are losing a ton of money. So the EV9 will suffer that fate this time next year.
  • @TheDanOsborne
    Having the 66k+ i5 as the top electric car (actually 84k+ for the m60i5 awd for ~50% of the world who actually experience winter driving) when there are so many cheaper options is certainly a choice.
  • @amazingjason455
    Prius, electric BMW, hybrid Kia, electric Kia SUV. What a time to be alive.
  • @bmohre4784
    GM ditching Apple CarPlay and Android Auto means I can’t upgrade if I buy one of their vehicles. What are they thinking?
  • @rkalla
    What I'm realizing listening to this is that unless you know the due diligence that was done to pick these winners, this whole video just views like a company listing off their random pics for each segment for the year. So many cars on this list that have reliability issues or are so new to the market that there may not have even been a hundred of them sold yet. This just sounds like a marketing heads-up list more than anything
  • @h79guf
    Great to see Prius back getting noticed
  • @FullTimeGT
    Top rated awards. Small group of internal journalists shortlist. They had to justify several times how they rated the vehicules - eventually unequally. Take that list with a grain of salt. More a marketing stunt than anything else.
  • @docholliday7548
    For me it came down to the Taco or Colorado. I went with the Colorado ZR2 without a second thought. THOROUGHLY impressed with the look, fit/finish and performance both on and off road.
  • @randygt9027
    Price should be a consideration. Even though everything is over priced, especially in Canada.
  • @gene978
    Edmunds was my GO TO back in the 90’s and that’s where it belongs. Back in the 90’s. We don’t all live in California for perfect performing EV vehicles. Many of these cars are way to expensive even the KIA EV9 $80K, BMW I5, even at the high price they will leave you stranded in Sub Zero weather and don’t get me started on Battery Repair costs if you run over something that was in the road.
  • @MTreddevil12
    My fiancee has the Sportage Hybrid in the exact color. It's a great SUV, however, it doesn't get close to it's claimed MPG. The awd is rated at 38/38. We have never seen over 35, and on long road trips, it's been as low as 30mpg. There needs to be a lawsuit over this as many online have complained of the same issue.
  • @EDBPVIDEO
    What about the best selling vehicle in 2023? Or that new stainless steel truck with steer by wire technology?
  • @Blacksharq
    The real winner for me is the Ford Maverick hybrid