Get ready for a massive shake-up in the SUV world. Six new midsize models are revving up for a 2025-26 launch, and they promise more power, tech, and electric options than ever before.
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Maruti Suzuki e Vitara: The Electric Pioneer
Maruti is finally going electric. The Maruti Suzuki e Vitara launches in December 2025. It will be the brand's first all-electric SUV for India. You will have two battery choices. The larger 61 kWh pack aims for a solid 500 km range. This is a huge moment for mainstream EV adoption in the country.
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Tata Sierra: The Modern Legend Returns
The iconic Tata Sierra is back. Tata will launch it on November 25. The big news is that it will come in both petrol/diesel and a full electric version. Spy shots reveal a futuristic triple-screen setup inside. It might also debut a powerful new 1.5-litre turbo-petrol engine.
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Renault Duster: The OG Makes a Comeback
January 26, 2026. The beloved Duster returns. It's built on a new platform and gets a potent 1.3-litre turbo petrol engine with 154 bhp. Renault is even considering a hybrid version for better fuel efficiency. Its tough, boxy design stays true to its adventurous roots.
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Nissan Tekton: The Duster's Sibling
Sharing is caring. The Nissan Tekton is essentially the Duster in a Nissan suit. It uses the same platform and the same powerful 1.3-litre turbo engine. Nissan says its design is inspired by its rugged Patrol SUV. Expect it in early 2026, offering another solid choice in the segment.
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Mahindra XEV 7e: The Electric Family Hauler
Need a big electric SUV? Mahindra has you covered. The XEV 7e is an all-electric, 7-seater version of the popular XUV700. It promises a massive range of over 600 kilometres. The cabin will feature a high-tech triple-screen layout. This could be the first electric 7-seater for the mass market.
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New-Gen Kia Seltos: The Popular Kid Gets an Upgrade
The best-selling Seltos is getting a full redesign. The new model will debut globally in late 2025 and arrive in India in 2026. It will sport a fresh new look and updated interiors. The biggest news is a planned strong-hybrid powertrain coming around 2027, alongside its usual engine options.
End Note
The next two years are going to be incredibly exciting for car buyers. Whether you want an efficient EV, a rugged petrol SUV, or a hybrid, there's something on the horizon for you.