1. Audi Q6 E-tron
The Q6 E-tron, the newest SUV variant, separates from its little sibling, the Q4ron, and big brother Q8 E-tron, not only by its size but by its refreshed interior and new platform that it will also share with the upcoming Porsche Macan Electric. The Top Five Electric SUV’s whose Arriving in 2025 the Audi Q6 E-tron is first one. Inside the Q6 E-tron, you’ll find big screens: an 11.9-inch digital instrument panel and a 14.5-inch central touchscreen that together make for a nicely curved interface; an optional passenger touchscreen can also be added. The electric Audi is quite powerful, particular in high-performance SQ6 trim, which assertions 509 horsepower. Expect a base price of around $65,000.
2. BMW Neue Klasse SUV
The two new cars will be the first of a refreshed product lineup in EVs at BMW beginning next year.
Consecutively, following the electric 3 Series bridge will be an electric SUV drawing inspiration from the Vision Neue Klasse X concept revealed in part earlier this year. That electric SUV will be similar in size to that of the X5 and feature all-new CLAR architecture from BMW. Apart from the all-electric powertrain, the Neue Klasse SUV could also be offered with hybrid and combustion engine options that would contain turbocharged four and six-cylinder engines. A launch in late 2024 is probable.
3. Cadillac Optiq
The Optiq will be Cadillac’s first electric SUV, and its expected time of arrival is early in the year 2025. It will join other electric offerings such as the larger Lyriq, Escalade IQ, and the upcoming three-row Vistiq.
Dual motors will make the Optiq a 300-horsepower all-wheel-drive car. Arguably, the most exciting feature interior-wise is what’s inside the Optiq. A 19-speaker AKG sound system, a 33-inch touchscreen display, Super Cruise for hands-free driving, and an infotainment system that integrates Google apps are some of the many advanced technologies on offer in this electric Cadillac by default. But Cadillac claims the Optiq will be the most agile SUV in the IQ lineup.
4. Hyundai seven concept:
A new three-row electric SUV is about to be offered to families.
The Hyundai Seven concept-which will likely carry the name Ioniq 7 or Ioniq 9-should hit dealerships by mid-to-late 2025 after its reveal at the end of 2024. We have high expectations from the Hyundai, too, considering it rides on the same platform as our favourite EV, the Kia EV9. It is likely to return with an approximately 300-mile range, plenty of space in its three rows, and fast charging. It will also come with a price-tag that is affordable for a seven-seat electric vehicle.
5. Ford expedition:
With the new Lincoln Navigator, the redesigned Expedition should arrive soon thereafter. We’ve seen prototypes that are camouflaged but still show a body and front end that’s chiseled like the current F-150. We expect a freshened interior that differs from the Navigator’s extreme 48.0-inch single screen yet adds more digital real estate.
There is a reason to believe that the new Expedition won’t continue with the well-known 3.5-liter Eco Boost V-6 despite the gain of extra power. The customers need to upgrade from the tough option in the Timberline to a new Tremor trim