As we enter into the last month of 2025, the car brands are also set to end the year with some refreshed models. Still, amidst the festive season, this month is also promising to bring some thrilling new car launches in India and unveils that will raise eyebrows. First off, Maruti is ready to create history with its first-ever all-electric car, which gives the Indian buyer a price edge.
Along with this, we will also get to see the world premiere of Kia’s new-generation compact SUV, which is expected to set a new benchmark in design and performance, as well as price. Not wanting to be left out, Tata Motors can also update its portfolio by offering two of its volume-selling SUVs with new powertrains. December has something exciting in store for every car enthusiast, so let’s explore some of the interesting upcoming cars in India.
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We can clearly see the same trend in December as well, where car makers are focused more and more on safety and tech involvement, by launching new models or updating the older ones.
| Model | Expected Price (Ex-showroom) | Safety Rating |
| Maruti e Vitara | ₹20-25 lakh | 5-star B NCAP |
| Tata Harrier and Safari (New variants) | ₹19-25 lakh | 5-star Global NCAP (Both) |
| MG Hector Facelift | ₹16-22 lakh | Not released yet |
| Mini Cooper Convertible | ₹50-55 lakh | 5-star Euro NCAP |
| Kia Seltos (Next-Gen) | ₹12-20 lakh | 3-star Global NCAP |
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Now, let’s explore what’s new are cars are coming up with and also explore their features.
| Model | Engine Options | Mileage/Range (Estimated) | Comfort Features |
| Maruti e Vitara | 174hp (61kWh Battery), 144hp (Entry-Level) | 500+ km per charge | Dual-zone AC, Big touchscreen |
| Tata Harrier & Safari | 1.5L Turbo Petrol (160hp), 2.0L Diesel (170hp) | 14-16 km/l | Premium leather seats, Panoramic sunroof |
| MG Hector Facelift | 1.5L Turbo Petrol (143hp), 2.0L Diesel (170hp) | 13-15 km/l | 10.1” touchscreen, Sunroof, 360-degree camera |
| Mini Cooper Convertible | 2.0L Turbo Petrol (204hp) | 12-14 km/l | Leather seats, Digital cockpit |
| Kia Seltos (Next-Gen) | Likely 1.5L Petrol/Diesel, Hybrid Options | 16-18 km/l | Futuristic cabin, Wireless charging, Panoramic sunroof |
Upcoming Cars Performance
| Model | Engine Options | Transmission | 0-100 km/h (Estimated) |
| Maruti e Vitara | 174hp (61kWh Battery) | Automatic (AWD coming soon) | ~8 seconds |
| Tata Harrier & Safari | 1.5L Turbo Petrol (160hp), 2.0L Diesel (170hp) | 6-speed Automatic (Diesel) | ~9-10 seconds |
| MG Hector Facelift | 1.5L Turbo Petrol (143hp), 2.0L Diesel (170hp) | 6-speed Manual/Automatic | ~10-11 seconds |
| Mini Cooper Convertible | 2.0L Turbo Petrol (204hp) | 7-speed Dual-Clutch Automatic | ~6.5 seconds |
| Kia Seltos (Next-Gen) | Expected 1.5L Petrol/Diesel, Possible Hybrid | Likely 6-speed Manual/Automatic | ~8-9 seconds |
Driving Experience & Unique Features
Every Indian automobile maker is offering some kind of unique feature to be relevant in a highly competitive environment.
| Model | What’s Special About It? |
| Maruti e Vitara | Maruti’s first-ever electric SUV, 500+ km range |
| Tata Harrier and Safari | New turbo-petrol engine option, great off-road |
| MG Hector Facelift | Packed with tech, newer ADAS features |
| Mini Cooper Convertible | Classic convertible styling, 204hp engine |
| Kia Seltos (Next-Gen) | Fresh design, potential hybrid options |
Auto Gully Remarks: Which Car to Buy?
As this interesting year is coming to a close, we have seen a lot of interesting new car launches in India, with each one offering something unique or bringing back the old legacy. Maruti Suzuki’s brand brings a historic shift by doing an EV launch in India, the ideal car maker for anyone looking to make the switch to an eco-friendly ride, as the e-Vitara offers a great range and a smooth drive on a budget.
If you love powerful cars and some serious off-road capability, the new turbo-petrol engines by Tata will be quite a compelling option; for on-road manners alone, they are great performers and have that commanding road presence.
Famous for the cute car, the Mini Cooper Convertible is also coming with that urge for speed and open-air driving. At Auto Gully, we bring the coverage of all the new car launches in India and offer car news India, so you can follow us on social media to never miss an update on your favorite brands.
FAQs
1. Which car will be worth waiting for in December 2025?
If you are a fan of advanced technology and the EV revolution, then the Maruti e-Vitara is definitely worth the wait, or if you are looking for turbo-petrol options, then you can wait for the Harrier and Safari’s newer models.
2. What are the best upcoming cars in India to watch out for?
The Tata Sierra was one of the most-awaited cars that was recently launched in India. In December, the Mini Cooper updated version is the most awaited one.
3. What is the mileage of the Next-generation Kia Seltos?
Where exactly it will fall remains to be seen, but with petrol and diesel variants likely on offer, and hybrid options to further improve the Next-Gen Kia Seltos, it should return close to 16-18 km/l.
4. What are the new features that the MG Hector facelift will offer?
The MG Hector facelift will have features such as an interior that’s more refined, a bigger touchscreen, and a 360-degree camera. Expect improved tech, more safety features, and a sharper design to make it an even better value proposition.