New EV Models Launching Globally or Locally in 2025

 

 

New EV Models

Introduction

The year 2025 is shaping up to be a transformative one for the global electric vehicle (EV) market. With increasing environmental awareness, rising fuel costs, and strong government policies backing clean energy, automakers around the world are preparing to launch cutting-edge EV models—ranging from small city cars to powerful electric SUVs and pickups. This article provides a detailed look at some of the most exciting EV launches happening globally and locally in 2025.

Table of Contents

1. Introduction
2. Global EV Launches in 2025
3. Local EV Launches (India, Pakistan & Southeast Asia)
4. Key Trends in the 2025 EV Market
5. Future of Electric Vehicles
6. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

2. Global EV Launches in 2025

These models boast longer ranges, faster charging, futuristic design, and advanced driver assistance systems.

Xiaomi YU7 (China)
Xiaomi’s debut electric SUV, the YU7, is scheduled for a summer 2025 release. It offers up to 518 miles of range (CLTC), dual motors generating up to 508 kW, and a 0–100 km/h sprint in just 3.2 seconds. Built on an 800V platform, it supports ultra-fast charging and aims to challenge the Tesla Model Y directly.

Volkswagen ID.2 (Europe)

Expected to launch in mid-2025, it will be priced around £22,000, making it accessible for a broader audience.

 

Skoda Elroq (Europe)
Skoda’s compact SUV Elroq will be launched in early 2025 with multiple battery options (52 kWh and 77 kWh). It is expected to be a popular choice in Europe for families looking for practicality and range.

Mazda EZ‑60 (China)
Mazda’s new electric SUV comes with a 620 km range, massive interior display setups, and will be offered in pure EV and range-extended versions. It's a stylish and tech-savvy option aimed at young buyers.

BYD Sealion 05 EV (China)
This compact electric crossover offers 520 km of range, intelligent driver assist features, and an elegant cabin.

Hyundai Elexio (China)
An all-new EV developed exclusively for the Chinese market, the Elexio is built on Hyundai’s 800V E-GMP platform, offering 435 miles of range, AWD configuration, and futuristic ADAS technology.

3. Local EV Launches (India, Pakistan & Southeast Asia)

Electric mobility is expanding rapidly in developing markets. Manufacturers are launching region-specific EVs to cater to budget-conscious and eco-minded consumers.

Tata Harrier.ev (India)
Expected to launch around mid-2025, the Harrier.ev will come with two battery choices — 65 kWh and 75 kWh — and can go up to 627 kilometers on a full charge. It will also feature Advanced Driver Assistance System (ADAS) Level 2 for added safety and a 14.5-inch touchscreen for easy control of the car's features.

The Maruti Suzuki e-Vitara is also expected to launch in India and will be one of the brand’s first fully electric SUVs.
Slated for mid-2025, the e-Vitara will be based on Maruti’s global EV platform with a 49–61 kWh battery and 500+ km range. Hyundai Creta EV (India)
Hyundai’s bestselling SUV is going electric. The Creta EV will offer a 45–55 kWh battery and a 400–450 km range, perfect for urban and semi-urban commuters.

Tata Sierra EV (India)
Reviving an iconic nameplate, the Sierra EV features a bold SUV design, dual-screen interior, ADAS, and a 450–550 km range. It’s positioned as a premium electric SUV.

Kia EV5 (Global + Asia)
Kia’s compact electric SUV, the EV5, is set to launch globally, including in India and ASEAN markets. It features a futuristic exterior, advanced infotainment, and a 400–500 km range, depending on the battery pack.

Pakistan
while still emerging in the EV landscape, Pakistan expects localized versions of the MG ZS EV, Nissan Leaf, and possibly budget EVs from Chinese automakers in late 2025, particularly for urban use and taxi fleets.

4. Key Trends in the 2025 EV Market

• Longer Ranges: Most new EVs launching in 2025 promise 400–600+ km ranges on a single charge.
• Fast Charging: 800V architecture and up to 120 kW charging capability are becoming standard in mid- and high-end EVs.
• Affordable Urban EVs: With rising demand in cities, manufacturers are releasing budget-friendly models below US$30,000.
• Sustainable Interiors: Many new EVs use recycled and plant-based materials in their interiors.
• ADAS Integration: Autonomous features like lane centering, smart cruise control, and remote parking are being widely integrated.

5. Future of Electric Vehicles

The transition to electric mobility is no longer a trend—it’s becoming a necessity. By 2025, most major brands will offer EVs across multiple segments, from compact hatchbacks to full-size SUVs and pickups. Battery technology, charging infrastructure, and government subsidies will play crucial roles in making EVs more accessible. With the increasing number of launches and improved EV technology, 2025 is set to be one of the most important years in the automotive industry’s transition to clean energy.

6. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1: Are there affordable EVs launching in 2025?
Yes, models like the VW ID.2, Tata e-Vitara, and Creta EV are designed to be affordable for the average buyer.

Q2: What’s the average EV range in 2025?
Most new EVs in 2025 offer ranges between 400 and 600 km on a full charge.

Q3: Is fast charging widely available for 2025 EVs?
Many 2025 EVs will support fast charging (DC up to 150–250 kW), allowing 80% charge in under 30 minutes.