Top Cars and SUVs Launched In 2025 – Tata, Mahindra, Maruti, Hyundai and Kia Change the Game

The year 2025 was no less than a roller-coaster ride for the Indian automobile industry. On the one hand, there was a tremendous expansion of electric trains, so new features and technology caught the attention of people in the petrol and diesel segments on the other. Large companies such as Tata, Mahindra, Maruti, Hyundai and Kia launched models that were not just new, but were built keeping in mind the needs of the common people. This is the reason why these cars and SUVs launched in 2025 managed to directly impact both heart and mind.

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Tata Sierra 2025

If one of the cars had the most buzz in 2025, it was Tata Motors’ new Tata Sierra. This SUV, which came with an initial price of around Rs 11.49 lakh (ex-showroom), gives a large car feel even less than 4.3 meters in length. Tata introduced so many premium features, new-age technology and great comfort for the first time in Sierra.

The new 1.5 liter petrol engine also started with this model, making it the most important launch of the last few years for Tata. This SUV is for those who want Royal Feel in the city as well and strong performance on the highway.

Mahindra XEV 9S

Mahindra played big bets in the electric segment in 2025 with the Mahindra XEV 9S. This SUV, which came at an initial price of around Rs 19.95 lakh, proved to be more economical despite more than XEV 9e features.

On the first drive itself, it was clear that the XEV 9S has all the features it can make Mahindra’s best-selling Origin SUV. More space, better comfort and superb versatility make it special for both family and take-lovers.

Tata Harrier EV

Harrier EV proved that electric carts were not made just for the city. It became India’s first mainstream EV, with a standard RWD and optional dual motor AWD setup. Torque up to around 500 Nm makes it a powerful electric SUV.

Hyundai Venue 2025

Hyundai re-fated its leaves in the sub-4 meter SUV segment with the new Venue and Venue N Line. Clean improvements in interior quality, material and fit-finish were seen. Features such as the Level-2 ADAS and Dual 12.3-inch screens made Venue the most technology-loaded SUV of this segment. It has now become a smart package, not just a compact SUV.

Maruti Victoris

In 2025 Maruti Suzuki launched Victoris in the Arena lineup, which is no less than a Nexa car in terms of features. Features like the big touchscreen, new TFT instrument cluster, powered tailgate and Level-2 ADAS make it special. Victoris is for customers who want a premium experience with Maruti’s trusted service.

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Kia Carens Clavis and EV

Kia entered the premium MPV segment with the Carens and took it a step further with the Clavis and Clavis EV. A new design, a more premium interior, and an electric version make it even better than before. This MPV is no longer just a family car, but a full-featured package.

Skoda Kylaq and Kia Syros

Skoda Kylaq changed the brand’s fortunes under the INDIA 2.5 strategy. European design, strong build and fun driving experience made it Skoda’s best-selling SUV. At the same time, Kia Syros went well beyond the segment in terms of features and technology, although not everyone liked its design. Despite this, it remained a strong option for those seeking features.

Hyundai Creta Electric

Creta Electric proved that Creta has become a brand, not just a car. A range of up to 473 km and a speed of 0-100 km / h in 7.9 seconds make it both practical and fun. This electric SUV is for those who want to adopt EV without compromise.