11 Most Anticipated New EVs in 2025

Anticipation Level: * * * * * (5 out of 5)

Estimated Price: HK$200,000

Delivery Date: To be announced in 2025

In April of this year, Tesla released a report mentioning their plans to launch a new compact electric car, which validates rumors about the Tesla Model 2. The report indicates that the new compact electric car will use a 53 kWh lithium iron phosphate battery with lower battery density and cost, in line with the rumored price of the Model 2 being below US$25,000. Although the estimated range is only about 350-450 km, the starting price of around HK$200,000 is hard to resist.

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Estimated Price: HK$215,000

Delivery Date: 2025

In recent years, the number of Mainland China electric cars in Hong Kong has seen explosive growth. The Chinese mobile phone brand Xiaomi announced earlier this year that they would be launching an electric car, aiming to compete with Tesla’s Model 3. The Xiaomi electric car is expected to be equipped with a battery with a 101 kWh capacity that supports 300 kW fast charging, and have a range starting from 700 km and energy consumption as low as 8.8 kWh/100 km. Features such as autonomous driving and radar detection are likely to be available only in the higher-end version. The estimated price for the Xiaomi electric car starts from RMB¥215,000 for the entry-level model and around RMB¥300,000 for the higher-end model.

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Estimated Price: HK$400,000

Delivery Date: 2024 Q1

Toyota's first electric car, the bZ4X, is finally coming to Hong Kong. With its avant-garde design and muscular appearance, it has received much acclaim. The bZ4X adopts the eTNGA platform specifically developed for electric vehicles, featuring high rigidity and a low center of gravity. Its wheelbase is 160 mm longer than that of the RAV4, measuring 2,690 mm. The manufacturer emphasizes the driving pleasure and ample space of the new car, which is equipped with a 12.3-inch central screen. Pre-orders for the bZ4X are already being accepted by the Hong Kong dealership.

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Estimated Price: HK$470,000

Delivery Date: Announced, but no specific arrival date for Hong Kong yet

While the Volkswagen ID series of electric vehicles has been available in other markets for some time, the Hong Kong version has yet to come out. The ID.4 was recently launched in Hong Kong, but it is a compact SUV, and for those who prefer sedans, the ID.7 would be more suitable. The ID.7, which was unveiled earlier this year, has a body length of 4,961 mm and a streamlined exterior with a drag coefficient of 0.23Cd. The interior features an integrated digital instrument panel and a 15-inch center console screen, which is a breath of fresh air that sets it apart from other ID models.

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Estimated Price: HK$350,000

Delivery Date: Announced, but no specific arrival date for Hong Kong yet

Honda, which recently launched the e:N1 in Hong Kong, has collaborated with American automaker GM (General Motors) to develop the Honda Prologue. Although the Prologue's exterior design doesn't have a strong sci-fi vibe, it boasts a body length of 4.8 meters and a wheelbase of over 3 meters, nearly 400mm longer than with the e:N1. This provides a spacious seating area and a luggage capacity of up to 714 liters, comparable to that of a large SUV.

The interior is equipped with an 11-inch digital instrument panel and an 11.3-inch central screen, featuring physical buttons for functions such as fan speed, air direction, and temperature control, making it user-friendly for first-time electric vehicle owners.

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Estimated Price: HK$1,000,000

Delivery Date: To Be Announced in 2024

Mercedes-Benz has a wide range of electric vehicle models, but the G series has been missing. The EQG concept car was unveiled by Mercedes-Benz in 2021, and production is scheduled for 2024. The vehicle was recently exhibited in Hong Kong, indicating a high chance of being available for sale next year. The EQG retains the rugged design and excellent off-road capabilities of the G series. It features four independent motors, allowing each wheel to operate independently to handle different road conditions. In the official promotional video, the EQG even demonstrates the ability to rotate in place, showcasing its impressive capabilities.

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Estimated Price: HK$700,000

Delivery Date: To Be Announced in 2024

With the KIA EV9 already being delivered worldwide, many people are eagerly anticipating its sister car, the Hyundai IONIQ 7. The manufacturer previously showcased the SEVEN Concept SUEV and stated that the IONIQ 7 would be based on this vehicle. The new car continues the manufacturer's futuristic styling, featuring a single-line daytime running light. However, it is unlikely that the concept car's coach doors will appear in the production version. The IONIQ 7 is expected to have similar specifications and dimensions to the EV9, belonging to the large SUV category.

Anticipation: ****

Estimated Price: HK$263,000

Delivery Date: 2024

Hyundai plans to unveil the new version of the popular Hyundai KONA in the middle of the year. The exterior design will incorporate more futuristic elements, while the front and rear will feature straight-line lighting designs, following the manufacturer's recent electric car design language. The interior layout will also undergo a comprehensive redesign, adopting dual 12.3-inch large screens similar to the IONIQ 5. Although the Hong Kong distributor has not announced the arrival date of the new car, since they are actively promoting the current KONA Electric model, there is a good chance the new version will arrive next year.

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Estimated Price: HK$300,000

Delivery Date: 2024

The compact SUV Volvo EX30 has a body length of only 4,233mm (the C40 Recharge measures 4,440mm), but its 2,650mm wheelbase provides a spacious feeling. The dual-motor version of the EX30 has a 0-100 km/h acceleration time of 3.6 seconds and boasts a maximum charging speed of 153 kW, allowing 10% to 80% charging in just 26.5 minutes. Despite its small size, the vehicle performs impressively.

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Price: HK$999,800

Delivery Date: 2024 Q1

The Polestar 3 is based on the same SPA2 platform as the Volvo EX90 seven-seater, but it adopts a 5-seat layout, resulting in an extremely spacious interior. The Hong Kong distributor is now accepting pre-orders for both the Long Range and Performance versions, which differ in terms of range and acceleration time. Although the craftsmanship, features, and performance are top-notch, the entry price of nearly one million Hong Kong dollars is rather ambitious.

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Estimated Price: HK$8,000,000

Delivery Date: 2024 Q1

Rolls-Royce's first electric vehicle, the Spectre, continues to exude luxury. It inherits the iconic coach doors from the Phantom and extends the LED starlight headliner onto the doors, featuring a staggering 4,796 individual light points on the doors alone. The Architecture of Luxury platform uses an all-aluminum structure, resulting in a 30% increase in rigidity. Despite its imposing appearance, the Spectre doesn't compromise on performance, offering 900 Nm of torque and achieving a 0-100 km/h acceleration time of 4.5 seconds.