As the world moves toward a more sustainable future, electric vehicles (EVs) are leading the charge, and the automotive market is booming with new releases. With a growing variety of electric cars available, 2025 promises to be an exciting year for EV enthusiasts. From retro-inspired models to cutting-edge innovations, here’s a list of 17 upcoming EVs you should keep an eye on.
1. Renault 5 E-Tech Electric
Launching in early 2025, the retro-styled Renault 5 E-Tech is one of the most anticipated EVs. A throwback to the iconic 1970s model, it promises affordability with prices starting around £25,000. Expect up to 248 miles of range from its 52 kWh battery and a quirky, nostalgia-filled design.
2. Range Rover Electric
Due to hit the market in late 2024, the electric Range Rover will retain the classic design but with all-electric functionality. With its premium build, advanced 800-volt charging architecture, and off-road prowess, it’s set to redefine luxury in the EV space, starting at an estimated £130,000.
3. Range Rover Sport Electric
Arriving in 2025, the electric version of the Range Rover Sport offers a slightly smaller and more affordable option compared to its larger sibling. With an expected price around £100,000, it aims to deliver the luxury and performance that the Range Rover brand is known for.
4. Abarth 600e
Launching in late 2024, the Abarth 600e is a sporty, all-electric crossover based on the Fiat 600. With 237 bhp and performance-focused features like a limited-slip differential, this EV aims to inject excitement into the compact SUV market. Expect a price of around £40,000.
5. Alfa Romeo Junior
Set to debut in the second half of 2024, the Alfa Romeo Junior is an all-electric family hatchback priced from £33,895. Boasting a 255-mile range, this stylish EV combines practicality with Italian flair.
6. Alpine A290
A sportier sibling of the Renault 5, the Alpine A290 is an electric hot-hatch debuting in late 2024. With 220 bhp, a 0-62 mph time of 6.4 seconds, and a 236-mile range, it promises to be a fun and fast option in the sub-£36,000 range.
7. Audi A6 e-tron
Launching in autumn 2024, the Audi A6 e-tron offers luxury in both saloon and estate formats. With up to 435 miles of range, fast charging capability, and a starting price of £69,900, it’s poised to set new standards in the executive EV class.
8. BMW Neue Klasse
Expected in 2025, BMW’s Neue Klasse represents a new era for the brand, offering cleaner designs and high-performance EVs. These vehicles will feature fast charging, and options ranging from 75 to 105 kWh battery sizes.
9. Fiat Topolino
Set to launch in 2024 with a price of around £9,000, the Fiat Topolino is a charming, ultra-compact EV that shares its platform with the Citroën Ami. With a top speed of 28 mph and a 47-mile range, it’s perfect for city driving.
10. Ford E-Transit Custom
For those needing an electric commercial vehicle, the Ford E-Transit Custom arrives in late 2024, priced from £45,000. With up to 209 miles of range and the capability to charge tools and devices, it’s ideal for businesses looking to go green.
11. Jaguar All-Electric Range
Jaguar is planning a total revamp of its EV lineup by 2026. With an expected price below £100,000, their first new model will be a high-end four-door GT offering over 400 miles of range and 600 horsepower.
12. Kia EV3
Arriving in late 2024, the Kia EV3 will be an affordable electric SUV, starting at £33,000. With a range of up to 372 miles and rapid charging capabilities, it’s set to be a strong competitor in the mid-size EV market.
13. Lotus Emeya
Launching in the second half of 2024, the Lotus Emeya will challenge luxury EV sedans like the Porsche Taycan. With prices starting at £94,950, it will feature a 379-mile range, ultra-fast charging, and up to 905 bhp in its top-tier model.
14. Maserati MC20 Folgore
Set for release in 2025, the Maserati MC20 Folgore is an electric supercar that promises to deliver high performance with a price tag of around £300,000. Expect cutting-edge technology and thrilling performance in this EV.
15. MG Cyber GTS
Revealed in 2024 as a concept, the MG Cyber GTS is expected to enter production by 2025. With a price of around £55,000, this electric sports car will continue MG’s trend of offering affordable performance.
16. Mini Aceman
The Mini Aceman is an electric compact crossover launching in November 2024. Priced from £31,800, it offers up to 252 miles of range, making it a fun and practical option for urban drivers.
17. Polestar 4
Arriving in autumn 2024, the Polestar 4 is a sleek family car with a price starting at £59,990. With up to 385 miles of range and the removal of a rear windscreen for better aerodynamics, it’s a modern EV with Scandinavian design flair.
These 17 electric vehicles reflect the dynamic innovation happening in the EV market. Whether you’re seeking luxury, performance, or practicality, 2025 is shaping up to be an exciting year for electric cars.