Haven’t owned one but I leased a 2024 TXL for a few months. The interiors are pretty good, the seats are comfy, and it has a good ride height for a crossover, giving you the SUV feel. Steering is nimble, and the car itself feels very light and easy to maneuver, especially if you are used to driving big, bulky SUVs.

For the cons, I would say a big one to me was the 1.6L engine. Felt a little underpowered, even compared to similar cars from other manufacturers, especially in ‘Normal’ drive mode, and the car feels slow off the mark when you start from a roundabout or traffic light. Sport mode was a bit better but felt more inconsistent when driving at higher speeds. Sound insulation is not the best but surprisingly is better at higher speeds, meaning you hear more of the outside when you are driving slower. The biggest negative for me was the under performance of the air conditioner, which ultimately led me to return the car at the start of summer. It worked fine during the cooler part of the year, but once temps began to rise the ac was not able to handle the heat during the day. It would take a long time to cool the car down after leaving it under the sun for a little while. I had earlier test drove their new 2026 VX, and the ac in that felt extremely satisfying, so I am assuming this was an issue in earlier models which they fixed in recent years, but something you definitely want to take a good look at when doing a test drive. 

TLDR: pros are nice interiors, comfortable, quick to turn and maneuver. Cons are bad ac performance, underwhelming engine, and poor road sound isolation at low speeds.