The electric vehicle space in India entered a much more diverse phase this year. It no longer focuses only on buyers opting for EVs as a secondary vehicle, but has expanded to include a wide range of body styles, price points, and use cases. In this report, we take a look at some of the key EVs that were launched in 2025, ranging from SUVs to premium offerings. We also highlight what makes each one worth considering.
Hyundai Creta Electric
Hyundai kicked off the year with the launch of the Creta Electric, the electric version of India’s bestselling midsize SUV. Priced starting around ₹18 lakh, it offers two battery packs (42 kWh and 51.4 kWh) with ranges up to 473 km. Its familiar design, feature-loaded cabin, and Hyundai’s strong service network make it an ideal entry into EVs for mainstream buyers seeking practicality without compromise.
Tata Harrier EV
Tata Motors strengthened its EV dominance with the Harrier EV, launched mid-year. Featuring options for RWD or AWD, battery packs up to 75 kWh, and a real-world range exceeding 500 km, it delivers premium features like ADAS and a panoramic sunroof. As one of the most capable Indian-made electric SUVs, it’s perfect for those wanting performance and all-terrain ability.
Mahindra XEV 9e
Mahindra’s bold entry into premium EVs came with the XEV 9e, a stylish coupe-SUV on the new INGLO platform. With battery options up to 79 kWh offering over 650 km range and rapid charging, it combines futuristic design, triple screens, and Level 2 ADAS. It’s worth considering for buyers seeking a distinctive, high-tech electric SUV from an Indian brand.
Kia Carens Clavis EV
Kia brought family-friendly electrification with the Carens Clavis EV, India’s first mass-market electric MPV. Launched mid-2025, it offers spacious three-row seating, ranges up to 490 km, and premium features like ventilated seats and ADAS. Ideal for large families transitioning to EVs without sacrificing comfort or practicality.
VinFast VF7 and VF6
Vietnamese brand VinFast made its India debut with the VF7 and VF6 SUVs in September. The VF7 offers premium styling and up to 450 km range, while the more compact VF6 targets affordability. Both bring fresh international design and strong warranties, appealing to buyers seeking alternatives in the growing mid-size EV segment.
Volvo EX30
Volvo introduced its most affordable EV yet, the compact EX30, towards year-end. With premium Scandinavian design, strong safety credentials, and a range around 480 km, it targets urban buyers wanting luxury and sustainability in a smaller package.
MG M9
MG entered the luxury MPV space with the M9 electric limousine. Featuring opulent captain seats, massive screens, and a 90 kWh battery for extended range, it’s designed for chauffeur-driven comfort, rivaling traditional luxury vans with zero-emission sophistication.
Tesla Model Y
Tesla finally arrived in India with the Model Y, marking a premium entry despite high import pricing. Known globally for its performance, minimalist tech, and over-the-air updates, it appeals to enthusiasts seeking cutting-edge EV innovation.
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MG Cyberster
Closing the year on a thrilling note, MG launched the Cyberster electric roadster. With scissor doors, over 500 hp, and blistering acceleration, it’s India’s most exciting performance EV, perfect for those craving open-top driving exhilaration.2025 has truly diversified India’s EV landscape, offering choices from affordable family haulers to high-performance icons. With improving infrastructure and incentives, the future of electric mobility here looks brighter than ever.Here are some alternative heading suggestions in different styles:
