27 stories tagged new-models on EV Digest.
Porsche is set to introduce fully electric versions of its popular Cayenne and Cayenne Coupe SUVs for the 2026 model year, broadening its BEV lineup. These new models will ride on the brand's advanced Premium Platform Electric (PPE) architecture, promising significant advancements in performance and range.
Tech giant Xiaomi has officially launched its new SkyNomad extended-range electric vehicle (EREV) SUV lineup in China. This marks Xiaomi's debut in the EREV segment, offering four models with aggressive pricing starting around $31,275, positioned to challenge established players like Li Auto and AITO.
Recent sightings of BYD's new mid-priced PHEV SUVs undergoing testing in Canada suggest the Chinese automaker is preparing to introduce its latest generation of vehicles to the North American market. This potential move could mean Canadian consumers will receive current BYD models, rather than older designs previously launched in other international markets.
Hyundai is preparing to launch a significant number of new electric and plug-in hybrid models in the U.S. over the next few years. This product offensive aims to strengthen the automaker's position in the rapidly evolving North American EV landscape.
A prominent UK automotive publication recently released the latest segment of its comprehensive ranking, evaluating a range of new electric vehicles currently available to British consumers. This installment focuses on a specific tier of the top-selling EVs, offering insights into their performance, features, and overall value in the market.
Rivian is reportedly developing a tri-motor, performance-oriented R3X hot hatch, signaling the brand's intent to broaden its product portfolio beyond trucks and SUVs. This rally-inspired model is expected to play a key role in Rivian's planned expansion into European and UK markets, following its anticipated R2 mid-size SUV launch. The R3X aims to introduce a more compact, dynamic EV option to Rivian's lineup.
The UK is set to see a significant influx of new electric vehicles over the next two years, ranging from affordable compact BEVs to high-performance electric sports cars. This wave of new models highlights a continued shift towards electrification in the European market, offering diverse options for consumers.
New photos offer a first look at the upcoming Hyundai Inster battery-electric vehicle and the Honda Super-N EV as they undergo real-world road testing. These compact urban electric models are expected to bring more affordable options to the global EV market, with a focus on practicality for city dwellers.
Jaguar is preparing for a radical transformation, planning to relaunch as an exclusive all-electric luxury brand with a new design philosophy. The upcoming Type 01 is set to be the first model in this new era, signaling a significant shift from its current offerings. This 2028 model will lead Jaguar's charge into the high-end EV segment.
Ford recently presented plans for an upcoming four-door electric sedan, described as similar in size and design to a Porsche Panamera, to its dealer network. The automaker also previewed a new, more accessible BEV SUV with an estimated starting price of $25,000, signaling a strategic move towards expanding its EV lineup at various price points.
Volvo is adjusting its U.S. vehicle strategy to emphasize plug-in hybrid crossovers, while also preparing for the introduction of new battery-electric models and a flagship utility vehicle by 2029. This shift aims to cater to current market demands while paving the way for a more electrified future portfolio.
BMW outlined a comprehensive product roadmap extending through 2027, revealing plans for an extensive refresh and expansion of its vehicle portfolio. This strategy includes a significant focus on next-generation electric vehicles, as the brand prepares to introduce numerous new BEV models across various segments.
Kia has ambitious plans to expand its electric vehicle lineup, with eight new models slated for release by 2026. This aggressive strategy aims to solidify the Korean automaker's position in the rapidly growing EV market, building on its current strong performance.
Genesis is exploring the introduction of a more budget-friendly luxury electric vehicle, aiming to reach a wider audience beyond its current premium offerings. This strategic move could position the brand to capture a significant share of the rapidly growing EV market by making its upscale electric experience more attainable. The potential new model would signal Genesis's commitment to expanding its electric footprint and competing in new segments.
Volvo will launch two new electric vehicles this year, expanding its EV lineup beyond its current SUV-focused offerings. While details on the upcoming models are scarce, the automaker has indicated a potential return to its wagon roots with future electric estate cars, suggesting a broader strategy for electric body styles.
The Kia EV2 is now available with a new long-range battery, offering up to 281 miles on a single charge. This expanded lineup also introduces sportier GT and premium Black-Line trim levels, diversifying choices for potential buyers. The updates indicate Kia's commitment to enhancing its EV offerings.
Luxury EV manufacturer Lucid is pushing back against recent bankruptcy speculations as the company places its future hopes on the development and impending launch of a more accessible, lower-priced electric vehicle. This strategic shift aims to broaden its market appeal beyond the current high-end Air sedan and secure a stronger financial footing for the brand.
Volvo is reportedly preparing to introduce two new electric vehicles to the U.S. market, aiming for a more accessible price point around $50,000. These upcoming models are expected to diversify Volvo's EV lineup beyond its SUV offerings, signaling a strategic shift for the brand in North America.
Polestar's new, more conventional SUV variant of the Polestar 4 has been seen undergoing testing ahead of its September debut. This version emphasizes practicality and versatility, offering both rear- and all-wheel-drive options with up to 536 horsepower.
Startup EV manufacturer Slate is collaborating with Crayola to offer a vibrant range of exterior wraps for its upcoming electric pickup truck. This partnership aims to provide owners with unique customization options beyond standard vehicle colors, making the trucks stand out with bold, crayon-inspired hues.
Aston Martin announced its strategic pivot towards battery-electric vehicles (BEVs) as part of a broader plan to improve its financial performance and compete more directly with rivals like Ferrari. The luxury automaker is developing a new BEV platform expected to debut in 2026, which will underpin a range of highly anticipated electric models.
Ford has indicated that its new electric pickup, expected to launch next year with an approximate $30,000 price point, will be more compact than initially suggested. For the first time, the automaker referred to the vehicle as an "all-new, affordable small electric pickup," built on a dedicated EV platform. This recharacterization implies the truck will be notably smaller than what's typically considered a mid-size pickup in the U.S. market.
Chevrolet has released updated information on its 2027 Equinox EV, providing a clearer picture of what consumers can expect from the affordable electric SUV. Key details emerging include anticipated range options, charging capabilities, and interior features aimed at making the model a strong contender in the mainstream EV market.
Subaru has announced compelling details for its 2027 Uncharted electric vehicle, positioning it as an attractive option in the growing EV market. With a projected range exceeding 300 miles and a starting price of just $35,000, the Uncharted aims to become Subaru's most popular and affordable EV offering in the United States.
The new Slate Truck has officially launched with an aggressive $25,000 price point, generating significant buzz in the EV market. This moves raises questions about its potential for success and how it will impact the segment for affordable electric vehicles.
Mercedes-AMG's forthcoming electric GT 4-Door Coupé is poised to directly compete with Jaguar's anticipated Type 01 grand tourer. These high-performance EVs from luxury marques share similar size, performance ambitions, and market positioning. Observers anticipate the AMG model could offer a strong preview of what customers can expect from Jaguar's new all-electric GT.
Audi has unveiled its refreshed 2025 Q7 and a US-only SQ7, now boasting an RS V8 engine option. A notable safety enhancement includes turn signals projected onto the road, improving visibility for other drivers.
