The Top Family Vehicles of 2023, According to Good Housekeeping The magazine rewards 25 SUVs, crossovers, EVs and, yes, even sedans!

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Best Large SUV: Chevrolet Tahoe

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Chevrolet Tahoe

The latest makeover of GM's trio has only confirmed the supremacy of the brand's large SUVs. Comfort is improved, as is the choice of available engines. As for the Tahoe's overall capabilities, let's just say they're very surprising.

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Interior of Chevrolet Tahoe

Best Luxury Large SUV: Lincoln Navigator L

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Lincoln Navigator L

The Cadillac Escalade would just as well have deserved the nod in this category, but it’s possible the contributors who produced this list preferred the luxury of the Lincoln model, especially in this longer L version.

The magazine also made a point of mentioning these other family options:

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Interior of Lincoln Navigator L
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Seating of Lincoln Navigator L

Best Electric Car: BMW i4

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2023 BMW i4

The new all-electric five-door sedan from BMW is actually, almost discreet on the road, though the big curved screen inside is anything but.

The M50 xDrive variant – we’ll pass on the more gonzo performance editions, this being a prize for best family sedan – has all-wheel drive, plus the presence of a motor on each axle boosts available power to 536 hp and 586 lb-ft of torque. For the family that likes to go fast.

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Interior of 2023 BMW i4

Best Electric Crossover: Hyundai Ioniq 5

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Hyundai Ioniq 5

An added advantage of the Ioniq 5 EV’s quirky design is that it provides a very roomy interior, so a family of four giants would find this a perfectly acceptable daily car. That surely counts as one of the reasons this has been a bit of sensation in North America since its debut.

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Interior of Hyundai Ioniq 5