Have a look at the Kia Stonic, or Xceed if you want something a bit bigger. Kias are always packed with toys.

Contrary to the advice above I have a 2024 Ateca 1.5 auto. AFAIK there are detail changes to spec since 2017 rather than any major re-design.

At just over a year old it would be surprising if any problems had arisen - changes are just about imperceptible and evidenced only by the indicator on the instrument panel.

My car has a 7 speed wet clutch - I understand it is earlier dry clutch DSG boxes which gave some problems. Given VW group has sold millions of DSG equipped vehicles over 2 decades it seems likely that any weaknesses would by now have been designed out.

As a car I find it entirely comfortable and delivers what I expected. It seems well screwed together with the focus on decent functionality rather than superficial gizmos and fancy interior finishes - suits me fine.

Before buying I did look at new Vitara and Dacia Duster (Ateca was ex-demonstrator). By comparison I found them somewhat crudely finished and obviously built down to a price, not up to a quality standard.