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Toyota appears to be making progress on its new pint-sized SUV based on the next generation Yaris, if these spy photos taken during winter testing are a guide. It's unlikely the new model will share the same body as this Toyota Yaris with raised suspension and bolder bodywork (as pictured above). Rather this test car is simply being used as an elaborate disguise before the SUV-bodied mules are built.

The 2020 Ford Puma has been spied undergoing testing around the Nurburgring Nordschleife. Based on the latest Fiesta, which will only be sold in ST trim Down Under, the new Puma is around the same size as the EcoSport, but should be a much more upmarket affair than the made-in-India crossover. If the next-generation Escape is anything to go by, the Puma could share its dashboard and most of its interior components with the Fiesta.

Hyundai has confirmed it will present a new baby crossover next month at the New York motor show, slotting underneath the Kona in its global line-up. Speaking with North America's Motor Trend, SangYup Lee, head of the Hyundai Global Design Center in Namyang, Korea, confirmed the new model will be unveiled in the Big Apple in April, and hinted at what to expect from the design.