The Upcoming SUVs To Be Launched In India In November–December 2025

India's automotive industry is booming with a huge range of SUVs. As the 2025 season draws to a close, top manufacturers are gearing up to dominate the market with high-profile launches of SUVs in November and December. A new wave of SUVs promises to transform urban roads and appeal to the diverse preferences of Indian customers, offering everything from high-tech electric drive to rugged off-road capability.

Starting with the launch of the Hyundai Venue, the Indian SUV segment will see the launch of the Tata Sierra and many more. The following guide delves into the most anticipated SUV debuts that are sure to capture the attention of adventurous families, trend seekers, and urban professionals.

7 Upcoming SUVs to be launched in November-December 2025

As the festive season is going to end, we will step into the brand-new launches of the month. Some brands have already stated the release date of their upcoming SUVs, such as the Hyundai Venue, while others have not yet confirmed the release date. The following cars are yet to be launched this upcoming November and December 2025.

1. Hyundai Venue 2025​

Expected Launch Date: November 4, 2025

​Hyundai will unveil the second-generation Venue in India on November 4, 2025. This compact SUV debuts with a striking exterior that mirrors premium Hyundai models and is equipped with twin 10.2-inch curved displays, ventilated seats, advanced Level-2 ADAS safety, and more. The car will be available in multiple powertrain options—naturally aspirated petrol, turbo-petrol, and diesel.

2. Tata Sierra​

Expected Launch Date: November 25, 2025

​A true icon returns as Tata Motors gets ready to launch the much-awaited Sierra in November. Offered with 1.5L naturally aspirated petrol, turbo petrol, and 2.0L diesel engines as an option for consumers. The new Sierra features a triple-screen dashboard, along with a panoramic sunroof, 360-degree camera, Level 2 ADAS, and dual-zone climate control. Its design and tech target buyers seeking both nostalgia and innovation.

3. Tata Safari Petrol

Expected Launch Date: November 2025

Alongside the Sierra, Tata will also introduce the new Safari Petrol this November. This marks the expansion of the Safari lineup to a broader audience. The SUV is powered by a 1.5L turbocharged petrol engine, creating 168 hp and 280 Nm of torque. Spacious interiors, family-focused features, and enhanced comfort distinguish this variant.

4. Tata Harrier New Variant

Expected Launch Date: November 2025

Tata’s Harrier receives a comprehensive update in November 2025, with design upgrades and new features. The model is expected to be priced around Rs 25.25 lakh. It will continue to appeal to buyers prioritizing style, road presence, and a tech-loaded driving experience in the mid-size SUV segment.

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5. BMW iX 2025​

Expected Launch Date: Mid-November 2025

The electric luxury SUV space heats up as BMW launches an updated version of its iX in mid-November 2025. Priced from Rs 1.45 crore, the refreshed iX brings advanced battery technology, a new luxury suite, and BMW’s latest driver assistance systems—targeted at buyers seeking cutting-edge German EV technology and green status.

6. Maruti Suzuki e-Vitara​

Expected Launch Date: December 2025

India’s best-selling carmaker enters the electric SUV race with the much-awaited Maruti Suzuki e-Vitara in December 2025. This compact electric SUV is set to offer a real-world driving range and fast-charging capability, expanding EV accessibility. As Maruti’s first mass-market electric SUV, it is expected to dramatically influence EV adoption in the country.

7. Mahindra XUV 700 Facelift

Expected Launch Date: November 2025

​Mahindra continues its SUV dominance, with plans to launch the XUV 700 Facelift in late 2025. The new electric flagship will offer dual-motor all-wheel-drive capability, Level 2+-ready ADAS features, and fast charging. Set to compete head-on with other electric SUVs, it promises a tech-loaded, sustainable ownership experience.

Conclusion

This year-end SUV surge stands out for its diversity. From the Hyundai Venue’s compact value to the Tata Sierra’s nostalgia and BMW’s pure electric luxury, every vehicle brings unique features to the table. With fresh powertrains, advanced safety, and digital cabins, India’s SUV buyers will be spoilt for choice as the 2025 edition concludes.