The 2025 model year will see many manufacturers redesigning popular vehicles to implement numerous improvements to performance, technology, and safety features. Here are the most anticipated vehicles for 2025.
30. Audi A6 E-Tron: $82,000-$108,000 (estimated)
The A6 E-Tron is a midsized four-door electric vehicle with a hatchback. It will come in three different powertrains. The rear-wheel-drive base model features a 362-hp electric motor. The four-wheel-drive E-Tron Quattro uses two electric motors for 422 hp. The AWD S6 high-performance version is expected to produce 496-543 hp. All use an 800-volt architecture for fast charging.
29. BMW X3: $49,500-$64,100
BMX redesigned the X3, and its fourth generation has grown in length and power. The interior design is minimalist but robustly high-tech. The X3 will launch in two trims. The 30 xDrive features a 255-hp, 2.0-liter turbocharged inline-four. The M50 xDrive has a 393-hp, 3.0-liter turbocharged inline-six engine. Both use an 8-speed automatic transmission, feature all-wheel-drive, and have a 48-volt mild-hybrid system.
28. GMC Sierra EV: $70,000-$110,000 (estimated)
The Sierra EV distinguishes itself from other Chevy trucks with its more luxurious cabin. The Denali trim includes extended range, remote automatic parking, and a 5G connection. The entry-level trim is the Elevation, and the AT4 is the off-road-ready model. The Denali trim comes standard with front and rear electric motors, enabling all-will-drive and delivering 754 horsepower.
27. Cadillac Escalade IQ: $130,000-$175,000
Cadillac has reimagined the Escalade as a supersized electric SUV. It’s a foot longer. It rides on 24-inch wheels. It employs two motors for 750 hp. The Escalade’s 800-volt architecture can add up to 100 miles of charging range in only 10 minutes. This seven-seater offers an optional Executive Second-Row package, converting passenger space into business class.
26. Dodge Charger: $59,595-$73,100, Gas: $40,000-$70,000 (Estimated)
The next-generation Charger comes in a coupe or sedan. Powertrains are electric or gas-only, all with all-wheel-drive. The electric car is named Charger Daytona. The R/T has a 496 hp/317-mile range. The Scat Pack has a 670 hp engine/260-mile range. The gas version offers a twin-turbocharged inline-six engine at 420 or 550 hp. All use an 8-speed automatic transmission.
25. Volkswagen ID.Buzz: $45,000-$60,000
A modernized version of the classic Volkswagen Microbus, there’s nothing on the road today like the Volkswagen ID.Buzz electric van. It uses either a 280-HP single motor with rear-wheel-drive or a 330-HP dual motor with all-wheel-drive. It’s packed with comforts, a 12.9-inch infotainment screen, and numerous charge points for devices. Options include a panoramic sunroof and a 14-speaker Harman Kardon stereo.
24. Buick Enclave: $45,000-$65,000 (estimated)
The redesigned Buick Enclave adds advanced technology and a robust suite of active safety features. It’s the first Buick to include Super Cruise, which is standard on all trim levels. The Enclave traded its previous 3.6-liter V6 for a 2.5-liter turbocharged four-cylinder engine coupled to an eight-speed automatic transmission. Front- and all-wheel drive are available. The Avenir trim features adaptive suspension.
23. Subaru Forester: $29,695-$41,390
Redesigned for 2025, the Subaru Forester features a stiffened chassis to provide a quieter ride than its predecessors. It also boasts cutting-edge safety technology. The cosmetic changes are relatively minor, but they make it look brawnier. There’s a beefier grill, squinty headlights, and more pronounced arches. All-wheel-drive comes standard.
22. Ram 1500: $40,275-$87,155
The initial redesigned Ram pickup truck will be a conventional 1500. Later, Ram will release a semi-electric 1500 Ramcharger equipped with a gas engine as an onboard generator. The base engine features a 3.6-liter V6. Optional turbocharged inline-six engines deliver 420 and 540 hp. The electric Ramcharger boasts 633 HP and can recharge the battery for a 690-mile range.
21. Nissan Kicks: $21,800-$27,680
The redesigned 2025 Nissan Kicks increases its size and power. Its larger profile puts it in competition with subcompact SUVs. For the first time, it’s offered in all-wheel drive. All versions feature a 2.0-liter inline-four engine delivering 141 horsepower. All trims are available in front- or all-wheel drive. A robust suite of active safety and driver assistance features are standard.
20. Mazda CX-50 Hybrid: $33,970-$40,050
Mazda expands its hybrid lineup with the CX-50, adapting the 219-hp hybrid powertrain from the Toyota RAV4. According to Mazda, the CX-50 will deliver an estimated 38 MPG combined. The CX-50’s strengths are responsive handling and balanced steering. It’s expected to be quicker than previous models and the RAV4. Other changes for the new year are relatively minor.
19. Lucid Gravity: $80,000-$120,000 (Estimated)
Start-up automaker Lucid is promising the Gravity will boast a range of more than 450 miles. The roomy SUV can seat seven and has a wealth of cargo space. Lucid claims that Gravity can reach 0-60 mph in less than 3.5 seconds. With its 900-volt design, the Gravity can add 200 miles of range in 15 minutes of charging.
18. Toyota 4Runner: $40,000-$65,000 (Estimated)
The Toyota 4Runner is longer and wider than its predecessors. Redesigned to return to its roots, nonetheless, it features more modern amenities than before. The lower trims – the SR5, TRD Sport, and TRD Sport Premium – have a 278-hp, 2.4-liter turbocharged four-cylinder engine. The higher trims feature a 326-hp, 2.4-liter turbocharged hybrid four-cylinder engine. All get an eight-speed automatic transmission.
17. GMC Yukon: $58,000-$106,000 (Estimated)
GMC is updating the Yukon. The exterior gets a new grill, headlights, and lower front fascia. The inside gets state-of-the-art safety and driver assist features. Engine options remain the 355-hp, 5.3-liter V8 and 420-hp, 6.2-liter V8. And there’s a new, 3.0-liter inline-six turbodiesel engine option delivering 305 horsepower. All are paired with a 10-speed automatic. Rear- and four-wheel drive available.
16. Lincoln Navigator: $85,000-$115,000 (Estimated)
The 2025 Lincoln Navigator has a more modern look, thanks to numerous cosmetic changes. It features a robust twin-turbo V6 engine paired with a 10-speed automatic transmission. Four-wheel-drive comes standard. Improvements include a new split design rear tailgate featuring a short lower tailgate and an upper hatch that makes it easier to load stuff. Standard BlueCruise offers hints-free highway driving.
15. GMC Terrain: $30,000-$40,000 (Estimated)
Chevy redesigned the Terrain SUV for 2025. All-wheel-drive is standard. It still uses a 175-hp, 1.5-liter turbocharged four-cylinder engine teamed with an 8-speed automatic transmission. It comes in three trims. The Elevation is base. The AT4 for off-road. The Denali for luxury. The Terrain now rivals its peers thanks to new comprehensive standard safety and driver assistance systems.
14. Chevrolet Equinox: $26,600-$33,400
The Chevrolet Equinox was redesigned for 2025. While it retains the 175-hp, 1.5-liter turbocharged four-cylinder engine, it’s now coupled with either an eight-speed automatic transmission (all-wheel drive) or a continuously variable transmission (front-wheel drive). Three trims are available: LT, RS, and Activ. The RS is the sporty version, while the Activ is the off-road version.
13. Honda Civic Hybrid: $27,000-$32,000 (Estimated)
The Honda Civic Hybrid has returned. It’s now available as a sedan or hatchback. Honda promises the Civic Hybrid’s fuel economy will be close to 50 MPG. It uses a dual-motor hybrid setup pairing a 2.0-liter four-cylinder gas engine generating 200 horsepower. The top-level trim, the Sport Touring Hybrid, features a Google-based infotainment system.
12. Chevrolet Equinox EV: $34,995-$52,395
The Equinox EV is a small SUV in two configurations. Front-wheel-drive delivers 210 hp and 250-300 miles of range. All-wheel-drive offers 290 hp and 280 miles of range. Style-wise, the retractable door handles go flush with the doors when the car is in motion. Options include hands-free Super Cruise driver assistance technology.
11. GMC Acadia: $43,995-$57,695
The redesigned GMC Arcadia has a newly stylized exterior, a revamped interior, and a new engine. All trims come with a 328-hp turbocharged four-cylinder paired with an eight-speed automatic transmission. Choose front- or all-wheel-drive. The AT4 trim is off-road focused with all-terrain tires on 18-inch wheels and uniquely-tuned, elevated suspension. Seating can be configured for seven or eight passengers.
10. Chevrolet Silverado EV: $39,900-$105,000
The new four-door Silverado EV has a foldable midgate that expands the 6-foot-long bed into the cabin for holding items up to 9 feet long. Choose from the basic 510-hp work truck or the premium RST First Edition version. Depending on options, up to 664 hp, 10,000 pounds of towing, and an estimated 400-mile driving range are available.
9. Volvo EX90: $79,995-$85,640
The EX90 is Volvo’s new flagship all-wheel-drive electric SUV. It fits seven passengers in its three rows. It’s equipped with state-of-the-art safety technology that includes a driver monitoring system that can pull over and call for help if the driver becomes unresponsive. The minimalist interior is leather-free. With 30-minute fast charging, you can drive up to 300 miles per charge.
8. Chevrolet Traverse: $37,600-$54,200
The redesigned Chevrolet Traverse has a traditional SUV appearance versus its previous minivan look. Front- and all-wheel-drive configurations are available. All trims feature a 315-hp turbocharged four-cylinder coupled with an eight-speed automatic transmission. The Z71 trim is off-road focused with all-terrain tires on 18-inch wheels, increased ground clearance, and unique suspension and tuning. It can seat seven or eight passengers.
7. Infiniti QX80: $82,450-$110,595
The redesigned QX80 further upscales Infiniti’s full-sized SUV with features that rival its most prestigious competitors. It has more passenger and cargo space. Instead of its previous V8, the QX80 now boasts a 3.5-liter turbocharged V6 engine, delivering 450 hp. It has a new nine-speed automatic transmission. It comes in rear- or four-wheel-drive. Adaptive suspension is also available.
6. Kia K4: $21,990-$28,090
Slightly larger than the Forte it replaces, the K4 offers more passenger and cargo space. The base powertrain is a 2.0-liter, four-cylinder, 147-hp engine with a continuously variable transmission. Sportier trims feature a 1.6-liter turbocharged four-cylinder engine, delivering 190-hp, paired with an eight-speed automatic transmission. The K4 is also packed with modern active safety features and robust technology.
5. Volkswagen ID.7: $45,000-$55,000 (Estimated)
The ID.7 midsized electric sedan, size-wise, is similar to Volkswagen’s retired Passat sedan. However, it promises to be roomier. Powered by Volkswagen’s modular electric drive (MEB) platform, the ID.7 uses a new electric drivetrain. The electric motor delivers 282 HP, guided by a two-stage, one-speed transmission. It comes with a 77-kilowatt-hour capacity, but a larger 86-kWh version may be offered later.
4. Mini Aceman: $33,970-$40,050
The new all-electric Aceman is a five-passenger, small crossover. It measures 160 inches long and 59 inches tall. Its interior looks like a redesigned Mini Cooper. Two electric powertrains, both in front-wheel-drive, are offered: either an 184-hp or 218-hp motor. According to testing, the Aceman will have up to 252 miles of electric range.
3. BMW M5 Touring: $122,675
The M5 Touring is the wagon variant of BMW’s ultra-performance M5 sports sedan. It will feature a plug-in-hybrid powertrain delivering up to 717 horsepower. The M5 will accelerate from 0-60 mph in 3.5 seconds (or less). The hybrid will provide roughly 25 miles of pure-electric driving per charge. Performance features include rear-wheel steering and adaptive suspension.
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2. Chevrolet Corvette ZR1: $180,000–$205,000 (Estimated)
The 2025 Corvette C8 ZR1 is the first factory-turbocharged Corvette in history. It’s mid-mounted twin-turbo V-8 generates a massive 1064 horsepower. It’s the most powerful V-8 ever produced in America, topping its closest rival – the Dodge Challenger Demon SRT 170. The ZR1 has the aesthetics of the most expensive supercars in the world and the power to do battle.
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1. Porsche Cayenne Coupe: $91,795
The Porsche Cayenne Coupe features physics-defying sports car-like agility and zip while providing room for four in an SUV. The base model features a sufficient 348-hp turbocharged V-6. But if you need more speed, there’s the 512-hp Cayenne Coupe S E-Hybrid or the 493-hp Cayenne Coupe GTS. If that’s not enough power, there’s the much pricier Cayenne Turbo.
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