Top 5 Upcoming Cars in India (2025)

India’s automotive landscape is gearing up for an exciting few months. Five highly anticipated SUV launches will hit the roads between June and August 2025, from electric powerhouses to next-gen upgrades. These upcoming models offer something for everyone across different price points, fuel types, and features.

Let us take a look at the top 5 upcoming cars in India in the next 3 months that are worth your attention.

1. Hyundai Venue New Generation

Launch Timeline: By August 2025
Expected Price Range: ₹8 - ₹13 lakh (ex-showroom)
Fuel Options: Petrol, Turbo Petrol, Diesel

The popular Hyundai Venue is ready for a complete generation upgrade, not just a facelift. This new-gen model is expected to bring a fresh exterior design, larger dimensions, and a premium set of previously unseen features in this segment.

Key Features:

10 to 12-inch touchscreen infotainment system
Digital instrument cluster
360-degree camera
Wireless Android Auto & Apple CarPlay
Electronic parking brake
Ventilated front seats

Hyundai is not holding back on features. While no EV variant is planned immediately, industry insiders suggest a Venue EV could be in the pipeline.

2. Tata Harrier EV

Launch Date: June 5, 2025
Expected Price Range: ₹24 - ₹30 lakh (on-road)
Powertrain: All-Electric (with AWD)

Tata Motors may be expanding its EV portfolio in India with the much-awaited Harrier EV, which is set to become one of India’s most advanced electric SUVs. This will be Tata’s first EV with all-wheel-drive (AWD), a feature typically seen in more expensive global SUVs.

Key Highlights:

Real-world driving range of 500–600 km
Advanced driver-assistance features
AWD technology for better handling
Smart and connected cabin tech

This SUV will compete with electric rivals like the Mahindra XUV.e8 and BYD Atto 3, making it a significant launch in the ₹25-lakh segment.

3. Maruti Suzuki eVitara

Launch Timeline: July - August 2025
Expected Price Range: ₹15 - ₹22 lakh
Powertrain: Electric

Maruti Suzuki is finally entering the EV SUV space with the eVitara, a model aimed at combining affordability with convenience. Designed to take on petrol and diesel SUVs like the Hyundai Creta and Kia Seltos, the eVitara promises impressive practicality and range.

What Sets It Apart:

Long driving range (exact figures awaited)
Maruti’s wide service and charging infrastructure
Competitive pricing

Charging stations will initially be available every 10 - 15 km in metros, expanding to 1,000+ cities, making this one of the most accessible EVs in India.

4. VinFast VF6 and VF7

Launch Timeline: July 2025
Expected Price Range: To be announced
Powertrain: Electric

Vietnamese auto brand VinFast is all set to debut in India with two EV SUVs - the VF6 and VF7. Assembled locally in Tamil Nadu, these SUVs will challenge popular models in the compact and mid-size segments.

VF6: Compact SUV, similar in size to the Hyundai Creta
VF7: Slightly larger, similar to Tata Harrier
Focus on smart interiors and futuristic tech
Competitive pricing due to local assembly

VinFast plans to bring global-grade EV features at aggressive prices, giving Indian buyers more choices in the electric space.

5. Volkswagen Tiguan Allspace

Launch Timeline: Expected by July 2025
Expected Price Range: ₹45 - ₹55 lakh (on-road)
Seating Options: 5-seater and 7-seater

For those eyeing the premium segment, Volkswagen is ready to introduce the Tiguan Allspace, a luxury SUV with an option for 7 seats. This model will be locally assembled to keep pricing competitive and is positioned to rival the Skoda Kodiaq.

Standout Features:

High-end cabin finish and comfort
Premium infotainment and safety features
Multiple driving modes and advanced tech
Suitable for families and long-distance travel

It’s a solid pick for buyers seeking a blend of luxury, space, and German engineering.

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What About the Toyota Fortuner?

Toyota’s next-generation Fortuner is still under wraps for India. The Indian debut of the car is yet to be confirmed, though it was unveiled in Thailand in March 2025. The new Fortuner is likely to feature mild-hybrid diesel engines with a start-stop system, but a specific launch date remains unclear.

An SUV Season Ahead

The next 90 days or so are set to bring a wave of SUV innovation across all price segments. From budget-friendly electric SUVs like the Maruti eVitara to premium models like the Volkswagen Tiguan Allspace, Indian car buyers will have a wide array of fresh choices.