The average cash Target Price discount among luxury SUVs has fallen by more than 35%, in relative terms, over the last six months, and is currently 3.3% or £2480 per car.This places luxury SUVs third lowest in our all-segment league table, ahead of large SUVs and hot hatchbacks and sports cars.After allowing for dealer contributions towards the manufacturer’s finance offers, the cash Target Price discount is adjusted to £2115 per car. This figure is boosted by the third highest level of average PCP finance deposit contribution from manufacturers, at £1330 per car (linked to an average 5.4% PCP APR) which means consumers can benefit from a total average Target Price saving of £3445 per car.Sub-4% PCP APR deals are available on BMW X5, X6, and X7 models, as well as Jaguar I-Pace versions and Lexus RX variants, but the best overall Target Price finance offer is a 5.2% PCP APR with a £6000 finance deposit contribution on Volkswagen Touareg models.The best average cash Target Price discounts are available on Lexus RX versions (7.5% or £4484 per car) Audi Q7 models (6.1% or £4304 per car) and Audi E-Tron variants (5% or £3862 per car).At the other end of the scale customers are facing a zero cash Target Price discount when looking to buy cars such as BMW iX variants, Range Rover models and the Suzuki Across. Our industry sources expect discounts to remain low across the luxury SUV segment for some time, because demand remains consistently high and production issues are continuing to restrict the supply of many models.[/logged_in]