Apparently, automobile manufacturers have left us wondering, how many cars will there be in 2025? Statistics we gathered tell us the dream and vision these manufacturers are looking and working towards bringing to reality before or by 2025.
Also, based on predictions and estimations of BNEF’s Economic Transition Scenario, “The fleet of EVs on the road reaches approximately 77 million by 2025 and 229 million by 2030. That’s a triple rise in 5 years from 16 million at the end of 2021, and portraying the remarkable success story of EVs in the energy transition to date.
New Electric Vehicles Planned by 2025
Automakers in line with the government are working headlong to make promises of more, and more varied, electric vehicles in the next 2 years, some of these like in the years before had become a reality, while some are yet to. That includes SUVs, and pickup trucks.
If you like to stay on the pulse of automobile trends then we bring the future to you. So far , it does appear that you can count on a few things through the rest of this decade.
One of which is that EVs will become more convenient to be owned as public charging expands and the electric grid is raised to handle a huge rise in home demand.
Also, possible is that a decline in the continuous improvement of gas-powered vehicles will accompany the EV progress and make possible the announcements on new electric platforms, models and battery-produced facilities reflecting a tectonic shift of research and development efforts toward EVs.
We bring you an answer to your question of how many electric cars will there be in 2025 and a list of what types to expect, including expected arrival dates, details of concepts etc.
List of Some New Electric Cars by 2025
1. Acura SUV
Expected Arrival: 2024
Honda is behind this giant vision and has confirmed that its luxury brand, Acura, will soon launch an electric SUV by 2024. The company is jointly developing with GM as part of an EV partnership. The SUV is also expected to use GM’s Ultium batteries. More will play out clearer as we draw nearer to the time.
2. Audi A6 E-Tron Sedan
Expected: 2023
An Audi A6 E-Tron concept another model from the Audi automakers – Volkswagen, was unveiled at Auto Shanghai 2021, and it was expected to enter production by late 2022.
Though, Audi assured that the A6 E-Tron will be the first vehicle on a new modular electric platform developed with Porsche with features that will underpin a variety of cars and SUVs.
The concept features is an AWD with two motors that put out a combined 469 horsepowe. Audi is further of the opinion that the range could exceed 400 miles.
3. Cadillac Celestiq Sedan
Expected: 2023
One of the few electric cars expected to hit the roads before 2025, more specifically sometime this year is the Cadillac Celestiq Sedan.
It’s a show car concept with few very limited details so far, but the Celestiq is on the list of autos headed for production. It is looked to be, hand built in small batches as the brand’s flagship sedan, explains Cadillac.
Expect ultra-swanky styling, personalization options, technology, and pricing. Also, it is also possible to expect AWD and a four-wheel steering, as well as a new smart-glass roof that enables each passenger to control the individual light overhead.
4. Canoo Pickup
Expected: 2024
The Canoo pickup is a two-seat mini truck that’s designed to be shorter and is 184 inches in height if compared to a mid-size pickup.
It has a cab-forward design and a 6-foot bed with a novel extender that can stretch it out to 8 feet. It is also said to include a 200-plus-mile range estimate, an RWD or AWD, and a 1,800-pound payload capacity.
5. Chevrolet Silverado EV Pickup
Expected Arrival: Possibly 2023
Chevrolet isn’t behind on this spree of Electric cars production and has confirmed an upcoming EV version of its Silverado full-size pickup.
Chevrolet affirms that the car will hail from the same Michigan plant as the Hummer EV with a top range of up to 400-plus-miles and a version of the GM’s Ultium platform. They also promises a “variety of options” from their retail and fleet versions.
6. GMC Electric Pickup
Expected: Possibly 2023
Another of GM product will be the coming GMC’s Electric pickup, but the brand had the first in an Hummer EV. This new electric pickup, echoes Chevy’s confirmation of an all-electric Silverado pickup.
Even with the absence of clear cut details, the EV is expected to be more traditional and cheaper than the Hummer, with shared underpinnings and battery tech from the Hummer and Silverado..
7. Honda Prologue SUV
Expected: Early 2024
Honda again is at it, with the Honda prologue SUV Honda confirms the mass-market electric SUV for early 2024. The automaker says that the Prologue is also jointly developed with GM as part of an EV partnership; as such, the Prologue will use GM’s Ultium batteries too.
“Our first volume Honda BEV will begin our transition to electrification and the name Honda Prologue signals the role it will play in leading to our zero-emission future.” were the words of Dave Gardner, executive VP of Honda’s U.S. arm.
8. Jeep Grand Wagoneer EV SUV
Expected Arrival: 2025
Jeep had announced in July that it will offer a zero-emissions vehicle in “every SUV category” by 2025, and we believe to that effect comes the production of Jeep Grand Wagoneer EV SUV, which is rolling out soon beyond the plug-in hybrids.
It showed a Wrangler Magneto EV concept in the spring, but the only zero-emissions EV that Jeep has specifically promised by 2025 is an electric version of the forthcoming Jeep Grand Wagoneer, which may fill in for the Land Range Rover.
9. Lexus EV SUV
Expected Arrival: 2025
Lexus, have finally decided to join the bandwagon of electric cars, as the company made announcement in March that it will accelerate plans to offer electric variants of all models by 2025.
Lexus intends to roll out an n EV in the hot category of luxury compact SUVs — particularly since they had also unveiled the LF-Z Electrified, a compact SUV it called “a BEV concept car symbolizing the next generation of Lexus.”
Though, it’s not known how many of the show car’s feature and tech will make it to actual production. But, the company had mentioned it rides a new electric platform and incorporates a new “Direct4” four-wheel-drive system.
10. Mercedes-Benz G-Class Electric SUV
Expected: 2024
Mercedes, during a recent livestream presentation of its’ electrification plans, the brand confirmed their plans for 2024 to rollout an EV version of the high-end G-Class Electric SUV.
11. Porsche Macan EV SUV
Expected: 2023
A Macan EV SUV is also on the list of electric cars to be expected by 2025 and Porsche board member Michael Steiner has promised it “will be the sportiest model in its segment.”
The all-electric Macan reveals to ride a new, premium modular electric platform and have 800-volt architecture, it’s also expected to offer more than the Taycan’s 227-mile range to compete with longer-range rivals such as the Tesla Model Y.
The design is expected to be similar both inside and out to the just-updated gasoline Macan, and both versions will be sold simultaneously, says PORSCHE.
12. Ram Pickup
Expected Arrival: 2024
Stellantis, at a day of presentations regarding electrification for parent company had announced that it will roll out a Ram 1500 full-size electric pickup in 2024. But, did not say more on what should be expected from it.
Thpugh, Rivian says its standard driver assistance system, will have 11 cameras, five radar sensors and 12 ultrasonic sensors.
It will also allow hands-free operation in some circumstances. 300 miles is the estimated initial range, a longer-range version and a 250-mile version offered down the road.
13. Toyota Pickup
Expected: By 2025
Toyota’s announcement of its electrification plans included a promise of 15 all-electric vehicles by 2025.
The automaker said the portfolio will include many models of vehicles as well as an electric pickup. The automaker had also said it “intends to bring electrification to its pickup truck lineup in the near future, including hybrid and BEV powertrains.”
14. Volkswagen ID.Buzz Van
Expected: 2023
VW has confirmed that this small electric van, marketed under the ID electric sub-brand (led in the U.S. by the new 1D.4), will enter production in 2022, with an initial launch in Europe. The Buzz Van is expected to arrive in the U.S. in 2023.
While long-and-short wheelbase versions, as well as a commercial-van configuration, will come to some markets. The U.S. is expected to acquire only the larger passenger version, which in view of the concept had sat seven.
15. Volvo Flagship SUV
Expected Arrival: 2025
Another electric car to watch out for is the Volvo Flagship SUV, Volvo will roll out an electric successor to its flagship XC90 SUV, though the forthcoming EV, and will get a new name. CEO HakanSamuelsson had mentioned that it’s really “a first of its kind.”
He added that among Volvo firsts for the SUV will be a new platform, a standard lidar for its driver assistance and will include safety tech. A two-way charging will be inclusive so the EV’s stored power can be tapped for other needs.
A possible design direction for the new SUV is Volvo’s Concept Recharge unveiled in June. The concept makes use of flexible packaging possibilities to create a sleeker and more aesthetically pleasing exterior and spacious interior. Volvo plans to reveal the new SUV’s name in 2022, with deliveries starting in 2023. An electric successor to the current, smaller XC60, but, it could arrive by 2025.
