The top 10 SUVs, including gasoline, diesel, and electric models, that were introduced in India in 2025.
Important information about each model in the Indian SUV market, including beginning costs, unique features, and location.
It turned out that 2025 was a historic year for Indian SUV consumers. Compact, mid-size, luxury, and electric cars were introduced by automakers, providing customers with more options than before.
While a number of entirely new SUVs gave the market new life, some well-known nameplates made a comeback in updated forms.
The top 10 SUVs introduced this year are highlighted in this article, along with the features that set each one apart.
Top 10 SUVs Launched in India in 2025
| SUV Model | Launch Price (Ex-showroom) | Highlights / Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Hyundai Venue | ₹ 7.90 lakh – ₹ 15.51 lakh | All-new second-gen Venue: revamped design, dual 12.3″ screens, ventilated seats, option for diesel-auto combo. |
| Maruti Victoris | ₹ 10.50 lakh – ₹ 19.99 lakh | Feature-rich compact SUV: ventilated seats, panoramic sunroof, 64-colour ambient lighting, Level-2 ADAS, powered tailgate with gesture control. |
| Tata Sierra | ₹ 11.49 lakh (introductory) | Modern revival of a classic — triple-display setup, LED lighting, stylish alloys; offered with multiple 1.5 L petrol engines (manual & automatic). |
| Mahindra XEV 9S | ₹ 19.95 lakh – ₹ 29.45 lakh | All-electric 7-seater SUV: closed-grille EV design, triple-screen cabin, ventilated seats, panoramic sunroof, 540° camera, Level-2 ADAS, claimed range up to 679 km. |
| Kia Syros | ₹ 9.00 lakh – ₹ 17.80 lakh (₹ 8.67 – ₹ 15.94 lakh after GST) | Sub-4m SUV between Sonet & Seltos: dual 12.3″ displays, ventilated front & rear seats, 64-colour ambient lighting, panoramic sunroof, Level-2 ADAS. |
| Tata Harrier EV | ₹ 21.49 lakh – ₹ 30.23 lakh | Tata’s first all-wheel-drive electric SUV: 65 kWh / 75 kWh battery options, dual-motor AWD, 14.5″ touchscreen, digital driver display, dual-zone climate, ADAS, TPMS. |
| Volkswagen Tiguan R-Line | ₹ 49.00 lakh (₹ 45.73 lakh after GST) | Premium CBU SUV: panoramic sunroof, tri-zone climate, dual wireless chargers, nine airbags, ADAS, 2.0 L turbo-petrol with 7-speed DCT and AWD. |
| Skoda Kodiaq | ₹ 46.89 lakh – ₹ 48.69 lakh (₹ 39.99 – ₹ 45.96 lakh after GST) | Second-gen SUV comeback: 12.9″ infotainment, tri-zone climate, 360° camera, nine airbags, parking assist, petrol-only variants. |
| VinFast VF6 | ₹ 16.49 lakh – ₹ 18.29 lakh | All-electric 5-seater SUV: touchscreen infotainment, HUD, dual-zone climate, seven airbags, Level-2 ADAS, 360° camera, claimed range up to ~468 km. |
| VinFast VF7 | ₹ 20.89 lakh – ₹ 25.49 lakh | Electric SUV with single and dual-motor options, similar tech to VF6, higher-end positioning, claimed range up to ~532 km. |
| Tesla Model Y | ₹ 59.89 lakh – ₹ 67.89 lakh (+ ₹ 6 lakh for FSD features) | India debut of Tesla’s popular EV: 15.4″ touchscreen, 9-speaker sound system, 360° camera, full ADAS suite, around 622 km claimed range (RWD). |
Why 2025 Is a Unique Year
The range of SUVs introduced this year is impressive. 2025 had something for practically every buyer, from feature-rich EVs and high-end AWD crossovers to reasonably priced sub-4m SUVs and competitors in the tiny market. There are plenty of options, whether you're a first-time SUV buyer or someone who wants to switch to electric vehicles. Not only are there a lot of these models, but they also push boundaries in terms of design, technology, and value.
EVs like the Mahindra XEV 9S, VinFast VF6/VF7, and Tata Harrier EV are particularly noteworthy since they increase Indian consumers' access to electric mobility. Premium SUVs with world-class features and luxury include the Tesla Model Y, Skoda Kodiaq, and Volkswagen Tiguan R-Line.
Looking Forward
With so many new models coming out in 2025, the Indian SUV market feels revitalized and competitive. Long-range EVs, high-end crossovers, and affordable city SUVs are all now available to buyers. There will probably be more of these launches in the upcoming months, which might push Indian consumers' choices, safety, and technology even farther.
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