Why does the Vauxhall Mokka have a smaller turning radius compared to other SUVs?

I have noticed that the Vauxhall Mokka has a smaller turning radius compared to other SUVs. Can you explain why this is and how it affects the overall handling of the vehicle? Thank you.

The smaller turning radius is due to the Mokka's compact size and design. This allows for easier maneuvering in tight spaces and makes it more agile on the road.

Having a smaller turning radius can also be beneficial for parking and navigating narrow streets. It gives you more control over the vehicle and reduces the risk of accidents.

I personally love the Mokka's turning radius. It makes parallel parking a breeze and gives me confidence when driving in busy city areas.