Do You Know About the Latest Automobile Launches in India

Do you know that India is rapidly becoming a hub for electric and premium vehicle launches in 2025? With rising EV interest and global automakers investing heavily, this year marks a major shift in India’s auto market—with exciting new models and aggressive manufacturing plans.

1. Newly Launched Models (as of Mid‑2025)

• MG Cyberster (Electric Roadster): India’s first electric roadster launched at ₹74.99 lakh (pre‑bookings from ₹72.49 lakh) with 510 hp and 0‑100 km/h in 3.2 seconds.

• MG M9 EV (Luxury MPV): Premium electric SUV launched at ₹69.90 lakh—a rival to Kia Carnival and Toyota Vellfire, offering ~548 km range.

• Renault Triber Facelift: Sub-compact 7‑seater MPV relaunched at ₹6.29 lakh — modern design, 6 airbags, wireless charger, and CNG option.

• Kia Carens Clavis EV: Mass-market electric MPV priced at ₹17.99 lakh, bookings open July 22, 2025.

• Tata Harrier EV: Battery-electric compact SUV (65–75 kWh) launched on 3 June 2025, range up to 627 km, ADAS features, 5-star Bharat NCAP rating.

2. Upcoming Models (Expected Later in 2025)

• MG Cyberster: Convertible EV luxury roadster expected launch circa 25 July 2025, at ~₹60–80 lakh.

• Renault Triber 2025: New-generation Triber likely unveiling 23 July 2025, priced near ₹6 lakh.

• Kia Carens Clavis EV and BMW 2 Series Gran Coupe: Launches scheduled mid-July with prices ₹18 lakh (EV) and ₹46 lakh (BMW) respectively.

• Volvo XC60 facelift, Mercedes-Benz AMG CLE 53, BMW iX, Audi A5, and others slated for July–August 2025, spanning ₹70 lakhs to ₹2 crore.

3. Strategic Moves by Automakers

• Renault India is revamping its lineup with SUVs and MPVs to boost market share from under 1%. Investments up to $600 million target both domestic and export growth.

• VinFast, the Vietnamese EV maker, plans to launch premium EV models (VF6 & VF7) and invest $500 million in Tamil Nadu for local production and exports.

• Hyundai & Kia will begin local EV manufacturing in India by end‑2025, expanding production capabilities to over a million units annually.

4. Why These Launches Matter

• EV boom: The rise of affordable electric SUVs and MPVs shows India’s shift towards sustainable transport.

• Segment expansion: From entry-level EVs to luxury roadsters and MPVs, automakers are catering across price bands.

• Consumer choice: Modern design, improved safety, and ADAS features are no longer reserved for high-end cars.

• Manufacturing growth: With new investments, India is positioning itself as an EV export hub.

Conclusion

The auto market in India is undergoing a transformative phase—from electric innovation and global investments to an expanded ecosystem of domestic EV production and luxurious vehicle offerings. With diverse launches throughout 2025, automakers are redefining mobility for Indian consumers and beyond. Staying informed about these trends helps you understand not just technology but the future of transportation.