(iSeeCars) - The subcompact SUV with the most legroom is the Chevrolet TrailBlazer (39 inches), with the Kia Sportage being the small and compact SUV with the most legroom (41.3 inches). The Jeep Wagoneer L ranks #1 for the midsize SUVs with the most legroom (42.7 inches).The large SUV with the most legroom is the Jeep Grand Wagoneer L (42.7 inches) and the crossover SUV with the most legroom is the Hyundai PALISADE (42.4 inches). Topping the list for the three-row SUVs with the most legroom is the Jeep Wagoneer L (42.7 inches), while the Ford Escape Hybrid ranks first for the hybrid SUVs with the most legroom (42.4 inches).The plug-in hybrid SUV with the most legroom (PHEV) is the Kia Sorento Plug-In Hybrid (40.3 inches), with the Kia EV9 being the electric SUV with the most legroom (42.8 inches). SUVs are the best cars at offering a wide range of functionality and capability, which is why they’ve overtaken even pickup trucks to become the dominant vehicle in U.S. sales charts and new car showrooms. Family shoppers seeking maximum interior space, with sufficient second- and third-row headroom and legroom, often turn to full-size SUVs. Several midsize SUVs also include three rows of seating and a surprisingly spacious interior, but taller drivers may want to avoid any smaller SUV segments, depending on their height and number of passengers.To help identify the SUVs with the most legroom, iSeeCars has ranked SUVs by their second row legroom. Back seat legroom is an effective predictor of roomy front seat space, because SUVs with plenty of rear legroom also consistently offer excellent front legroom and third-row legroom. The SUVs listed below are ranked across every major size and price segment, with driver’s seat, rear seat, and (when applicable) third row space listed in inches of legroom.Additional information provided for each SUV includes fuel economy estimates, total seating capacity, and new and used car pricing.While second row legroom is a good starting point, tall drivers looking for a comfortable SUV should consider additional factors, including a power-adjustable steering wheel, height adjustable front seats, the impact of a sunroof on front headroom, and available captain's chairs for second-row seats. A test drive at your local dealership can answer many of these questions and allow buyers to verify a comfortable driving position and sufficient passenger space.Beyond size and interior space considerations, buyers need to consider whether front-, rear-, or all-wheel drive best matches their driving needs. All-wheel drive adds confidence and capability in inclement weather or when off-roading, but it will negatively impact mpg ratings. For serious off-road adventures, models with four-wheel drive and a low-range transfer case, including the Ford Bronco, Jeep Wrangler, and Toyota Land Cruiser, offer plenty of headroom and legroom for tall drivers.All-wheel drive is a better option for urban dwellers looking for security on rain-slicked or snow-packed roads. Three-row SUVs like the Buick Enclave, Chevrolet Traverse, Ford Expedition, Nissan Pathfinder, and Volkswagen Atlas offer all-wheel drive as an option, while the Subaru Ascent includes it as a standard feature.Two-row SUVs like the Chevy Equinox, Honda CR-V, Mazda CX-5, and Subaru Forester still provide roomy interiors, and their smaller sizes combine with fuel-efficient powertrains to deliver higher mpg ratings. Hybrid and electric SUVs are also listed below for shoppers looking to further reduce, or even eliminate, their fuel budget. These models also tend to include more tech-oriented amenities, such as larger infotainment system touchscreens and advanced connectivity features, as standard equipment.Seeking the roomiest SUVs that also best meet your needs means identifying not only the SUVs with the most legroom but also the best overall models. Each SUV listed below includes ratings for safety, reliability and resale value. Subcompact SUVs with the Most Legroom (2nd row): Chevrolet TrailBlazer – 39 inches Chevrolet Trax – 38.7 inches Jeep Compass – 38.3 inches Hyundai KONA – 38.2 inches Dodge Hornet – 38 inches Luxury Subcompact SUVs with the Most Legroom (2nd row): Cadillac XT4 – 39.5 inches Mercedes-Benz GLA – 38.4 inches BMW X1 – 37 inches BMW X2 – 36.7 inches Audi Q3 – 36.1 inches Small SUVs with the Most Legroom (2nd row): Kia Sportage – 41.3 inches Hyundai TUCSON – 41.3 inches Honda CR-V – 41 inches Ford Escape – 40.7 inches Jeep Cherokee – 40.3 inches Luxury Small SUVs with the Most Legroom (2nd row): Buick Envision – 39.3 inches Cadillac XT5 – 39 inches INFINITI QX50 – 38.7 inches Buick Envista – 38.7 inches INFINITI QX55 – 38.7 inches Midsize SUVs with the Most Legroom (2nd row): Jeep Wagoneer L – 42.7 inches Hyundai PALISADE – 42.4 inches Kia Telluride – 42.4 inches Hyundai SANTA FE – 42.3 inches Kia Sorento – 41.7 inches Luxury Midsize SUVs with the Most Legroom (2nd row): Lincoln Nautilus – 43.1 inches Mercedes-Benz GLE – 40.9 inches Lexus TX 350 – 39.5 inches Audi Q7 – 38.8 inches Audi SQ7 – 38.8 inches Large SUVs with the Most Legroom (2nd row): Jeep Grand Wagoneer L – 42.7 inches Jeep Grand Wagoneer – 42.7 inches Jeep Wagoneer – 42.7 inches Chevrolet Tahoe – 42 inches GMC Yukon – 42 inches Luxury Large SUVs with the Most Legroom (2nd row): Land Rover Range Rover – 48 inches Lincoln Navigator – 42.3 inches Lincoln Navigator L – 42.3 inches Mercedes-Benz GLS – 41.9 inches Cadillac Escalade – 41.7 inches Crossover SUVs with the Most Legroom (2nd row): Hyundai PALISADE – 42.4 inches Kia Telluride – 42.4 inches Hyundai SANTA FE – 42.3 inches Kia Sorento – 41.7 inches GMC Acadia – 41.5 inches Luxury Crossover SUVs with the Most Legroom (2nd row): Lincoln Nautilus – 43.1 inches Mercedes-Benz GLS – 41.9 inches Buick Enclave – 41.5 inches Mercedes-Benz GLE – 40.9 inches Lincoln Aviator – 40.2 inches SUVs with 3 Rows with the Most Legroom (2nd row): Jeep Wagoneer L – 42.7 inches Jeep Grand Wagoneer L – 42.7 inches Jeep Grand Wagoneer – 42.7 inches Jeep Wagoneer – 42.7 inches Hyundai PALISADE – 42.4 inches Luxury SUVs with 3 Rows with the Most Legroom (2nd row): Land Rover Range Rover – 48 inches Lincoln Navigator – 42.3 inches Lincoln Navigator L – 42.3 inches Mercedes-Benz GLS – 41.9 inches Cadillac Escalade – 41.7 inches Hybrid SUVs with the Most Legroom (2nd row): Ford Escape Hybrid – 42.4 inches Hyundai SANTA FE Hybrid – 41.5 inches Hyundai TUCSON Hybrid – 41.3 inches Kia Sportage Hybrid – 41.3 inches Honda CR-V Hybrid – 41 inches Luxury Hybrid SUVs with the Most Legroom (2nd row): Lincoln Nautilus Hybrid – 43.1 inches Mercedes-Benz GLE (Plug-in Hybrid) – 40.9 inches Land Rover Range Rover (Plug-in Hybrid) – 40.4 inches BMW XM – 40.3 inches Lexus TX 500h – 39.5 inches Plug-in Hybrid SUVs (PHEV) with the Most Legroom (2nd row): Kia Sorento Plug-In Hybrid – 40.3 inches Kia Niro Plug-In Hybrid – 39.8 inches Hyundai TUCSON Plug-in Hybrid – 39.5 inches Kia Sportage Plug-In Hybrid – 39.5 inches Hyundai SANTA FE Plug-In Hybrid – 39.5 inches Luxury Plug-in Hybrid SUVs (PHEV) with the Most Legroom (2nd row): Mercedes-Benz GLE (Plug-in Hybrid) – 40.9 inches Land Rover Range Rover (Plug-in Hybrid) – 40.4 inches BMW XM – 40.3 inches Lincoln Aviator (Plug-in Hybrid) – 39 inches Audi Q5 (Plug-in Hybrid) – 38 inches Electric SUVs with the Most Legroom (2nd row): Kia EV9 – 42.8 inches Mercedes-Benz EQS (SUV) – 41.3 inches Mercedes-Benz EQE (SUV) – 40.6 inches Tesla Model Y – 40.5 inches Hyundai IONIQ 5 – 39.9 inches Luxury Electric SUVs with the Most Legroom (2nd row): Mercedes-Benz EQS (SUV) – 41.3 inches Mercedes-Benz EQE (SUV) – 40.6 inches Tesla Model Y – 40.5 inches Tesla Model X – 39.8 inches Fisker Ocean – 39.8 inches If you're in the market for an SUV with generous second-row legroom, there's a wide range of options across various categories to suit your needs—whether you're looking for something compact, luxurious, hybrid, or electric. From spacious family vehicles to eco-friendly hybrids, this guide should help you find the perfect match for comfort and space. About iSeeCars: iSeeCars.com is a data-driven car search and research company that helps shoppers find the best car deals by providing key insights and valuable resources, including the iSeeCars VIN Check report and Best Cars Rankings. iSeeCars has saved users over $421 million so far by applying big data analytics powered by over 25 billion (and growing) data points and using proprietary algorithms to objectively analyze, score and rank millions of new cars and used cars. More from iSeeCars: Best SUVs for the Money Most Reliable SUVs Best Resale Value SUVs This article, SUVs with the Most Legroom, originally appeared on iSeeCars.com.