11 Coolest EVs Launching This Year
The EV scene in 2025 is hotter than ever. From futuristic designs to mind blowing performance, these 11 upcoming electric vehicles prove that sustainability and style can go hand in hand. Here’s a look at the coolest EVs hitting the roads this year.
Tesla Model 3 Highland
Okay, this is, like, the Model 3 but just refreshed, right? You look closer and see that Tesla finally gave it this super slick redesign with thin headlights, those moody taillights, and a minimal interior that’s kinda fancy, not gonna lie. They shaved off some stuff people didn’t like and made it quieter. It’s still that car you see everywhere but, like, cooler now. Around 40K, but with options and stuff, who even knows.
Ford Explorer EV
Alright, Ford’s Explorer but finally electric and honestly I wasn’t sure Ford could pull this off but they did. You get this roomy SUV vibe but with zero gas stops and a feel that’s almost, European? That big tablet screen in the dash is wild. It’s around 38K, maybe more if you want the fancy stuff. I mean, family hauler with a plug? Kinda nice.
Porsche Macan EV
So Porsche, right, being all luxury and sporty, throws the Macan EV out there and it’s pretty hot. If you want to flex at a stoplight, this is your move. It zips something like 380 miles range or that’s what people say. But man, over 80K? That’s fancy. Wheels probably cost more than my couch.
Kia EV9
Kia is honestly making waves lately and the EV9 is a surprise. It’s this chunky, boxy SUV that actually looks cool, kinda like someone took a Range Rover, shrank it, and said let’s throw a spaceship vibe in. The interior’s super chill, lots of screens. Price? It’s near 55K-ish. Not cheap, but I mean, I’d drive one.
Volvo EX30
Alright, Volvo’s little EX30? Cute, small, but still, kinda premium. It’s got a chill Scandinavian vibe, simple but not boring. They say it’s the affordable one, so 36K or so. Fast charging and good tech too. Might be perfect for city folks who like, uh, pretending to be minimalist.
Chevrolet Equinox EV
This one’s funny ’cause Chevy’s been kinda lagging, right? But the Equinox EV doesn’t look half bad, normal, friendly crossover vibes but less boring. They’re really pushing for the budget crowd, so yeah, just under 32K. Actually legit for a basic daily that’s also, you know, green.
Hyundai Ioniq 7
Hyundai’s just flexing with the Ioniq 7, it’s got these wild LED details, a super open cabin, almost like a lounge, you know? It’s big enough for the whole squad but still futuristic. Range and tech, all solid. Rumor is, about 55K up, which, yeah, like, not gonna lie, it’s a lot, but it’s a looker.
Lucid Gravity
Oh Lucid, they’re like the fancy new kid, Gravity’s their kinda affordable SUV but honest, it’s still pricey. Think like 80K starting, ouch. But it’s plush, high-tech, and just swims down the road. Tons of screens, so if you like playing with gadgets while stuck in traffic, this, maybe.
VW ID. Buzz
Man, the ID. Buzz is nostalgia city. VW’s remaking their old bus but in EV form. Kinda silly, kinda awesome, totally hippie-chic. You’ll get the looks, I swear. Like 50K-ish, give or take, and not the fastest, but, c’mon, you get that I’m fun aura, right?
Honda Prologue
Honda, finally joining the party with the Prologue. I mean, took them long enough. This one’s more, don’t freak out, it’s just a regular SUV but electric. It’s comfy, practical, handles pretty well. Around 48K, which feels reasonable until you realize everything’s pricey in 2025.
Rivian R2
Ah, the Rivian R2, this is the most adventure Instagram car yet. Smaller than the R1, still super rugged, but in a friendly, almost quirky way. Price is close to 45K, not gonna lie, kinda tempting. If you wanna do camping but also look for wifi, here’s your move.
