The month of Christmas Eve brings fantastic surprises for car lovers. New launches are going to happen in the last month of the year 2025. A variety of electric models, gasoline SUVs, and a specialty convertible will be available to buyers in a short amount of time. Tata Motors will equip two of its flagship SUVs with gasoline, Kia will unveil the next generation of one of its most well-known goods worldwide, and Maruti Suzuki will finally enter the electric market.

Here we share the details of the car launches in December: the new generation Kia Seltos, Maruti Suzuki e Vitara and Tata’s new petrol SUV. Let’s start. 

Upcoming Car Launches in December

December is expected to be a busy month for the introduction of new cars, even though the year is coming to an end. There’s a lot to anticipate, including long-awaited EVs, new petrol powertrains, and a well-liked SUV getting a makeover. Here is a list of every model that will be released before the end of 2025.

New Generation Kia Seltos

On December 10, Kia will reveal the latest generation of Seltos. The well-liked midsize SUV will be completely redesigned, likely with a longer footprint for more internal room and a sharper stance. Spy photos point to a redesigned front that is consistent with Kia’s most recent models and a more upright appearance. A triple-screen display arrangement is anticipated to be the focal point of the interior, although current amenities like wireless charging and ventilated seats should remain. Depending on consumer demand, the new Seltos may also include a hybrid drivetrain for the first time. The global reveal will provide the first in-depth look at the updated SUV; the India launch is probably scheduled for 2026.

Maruti Suzuki e Vitara

The largest introduction of the month will be the e Vitara, which will be Maruti Suzuki’s first electric vehicle in India. The e Vitara, which is built on the new HEARTECT-e platform for battery-electric cars, will maximize cabin space and economy with a flat floor plan, a high-voltage safety construction, and small overhangs. Two battery pack options—49 kWh and 61 kWh—will be available for purchase; the larger model is anticipated to provide up to 500 kilometers on a single charge.

Both 2WD and AWD versions of the e Vitara will be available; the latter is anticipated to produce 172 horsepower and 300 Nm of torque. It will have a dual-screen display configuration with a digital cluster and a 10.1-inch infotainment. In addition to having ventilated front seats, wireless charging, automatic climate control, a panoramic sunroof, a 360-degree camera, and an electronic parking brake with auto hold, it will be the first Maruti to provide Level-2 ADAS.

Tata Harrier and Safari

The Indian automaker’s flagship ICE (internal combustion engine) SUVs are the Tata Harrier and Safari. Up until now, just one diesel engine—a 2-liter engine with 170 PS and 350 Nm—has been available for both models. They will now get a new 1.5-liter turbo-petrol engine with 160 horsepower and 255 Nm, which will probably come with a 6-speed manual and a 6-speed torque-converter automatic transmission. Notably, the recently released 2025 Tata Sierra was the first vehicle to use this engine. For more information, see our comprehensive launch story on the new Sierra.

This year is closing out with a bang of new car launches. For car buyers, these new cars give unprecedented choices across electric, diesel, and new-age turbo petrol powertrains. 

Also read about the Tata Sierra 2025-Design, Features & Price Details

Finding Your Perfect Drive Beyond the New Launches

December 2025 truly offers new choices for car buyers, from the electric revolution of the e-Vitara to the petrol power of the Harrier and the bold new design of the Seltos. However, a new car often comes with a hefty price tag and immediate depreciation.

For those who want to drive a high-quality, feature-loaded vehicle but find the prices of new cars to be out of their budget, the pre-owned market offers an excellent alternative.

Consider exploring DirectCarDeal, a reputable used car platform. Choosing a pre-owned vehicle through a trusted platform allows you to:

• Benefit from Depreciation: Get a car that is only a few years old at a significantly lower price point, as the bulk of the depreciation has already occurred.
• Buy a Higher-Segment Car: Your budget for a base-model new car can often get you a top-spec, well-maintained used car from a segment above.
• Ensure Quality: Platforms like DirectCarDeal offer certified, inspected vehicles with transparent history reports, giving you peace of mind similar to a new car purchase.

Whether you choose to go electric, or petrol car or opt for the smart financial decision, December is the month for making your automotive dreams a reality. Read the Tips for Buying a Used Luxury Car in Delhi.

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