December 2025 is shaping up to be a busy month for SUV lovers in India. With new electric models, petrol variants of favorites, and a fresh makeover for a popular nameplate, there’s something for almost everyone. If you’ve been thinking of upgrading your ride — good time to sit up and take note. Here's a friendly lowdown of the four major SUVs about to arrive — what’s new, what to expect, and whether they’ll fit your vibe.
Maruti Suzuki eVitara – First Electric SUV from Maruti
The big one kicking off the month is the eVitara — the first fully electric SUV from Maruti Suzuki. After months of speculation, the electric SUV is set to go official early December 2025 in India. The eVitara aims to bring a modern EV experience to mainstream buyers, with a design and feature set built for Indian roads and tastes. Interiors are expected to be tech-heavy and comfortable, bridging the gap between aspirational EVs and everyday practicality.
Expect it to arrive with features typically promised from contemporary EVs — a digital cabin, modern infotainment, and safety provisions to match India’s rising expectations. This makes eVitara a serious candidate for buyers wanting to go electric without burning a hole in the pocket.
Tata Harrier & Tata Safari – Petrol Powertrain for Popular SUVs
If you like the rugged character of Tata SUVs but want petrol over diesel, this is promising — both Harrier and Safari are getting a new 1.5-litre turbo-petrol engine (previously they mostly ran on diesel). This update broadens their appeal to buyers who prefer petrol for smoother daily driving, lower maintenance and better city-fuel efficiency.
Tata seems to be banking on this switch to bring more customers into the fold — especially those who want SUV-style robustness but value petrol’s ease. With this move, both SUVs may become more accessible to a larger audience, possibly leading to better resale and broader adoption.
Kia Seltos (Next‑Gen) – Major Remake of a Favorite
Probably the most eagerly awaited — the next-gen version of the popular Seltos is nearly here. The facelifted Seltos, expected to launch on 10 December 2025, brings in major visual and interior upgrades. Think sharper, more aggressive styling, new grille and headlamp elements, fresh alloy-wheel designs — the whole exterior vibe feels more premium and up-to-date.
Inside, rumours suggest a much more modern cabin — possibly with a triple-screen layout (digital instrument cluster + big infotainment + separate climate control screen), better ergonomics and improved comfort features. This makes the Seltos far more competitive in shifting expectations among Indian SUV buyers — especially for those who want style + practicality.
4 Suvs Specification Table
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Final Thoughts
With these launches, Indian SUV buyers get a wide spread: from affordable electric (eVitara), to petrol versions of rugged SUVs (Harrier, Safari), to a refreshed mid-size SUV (Seltos) with modern touches. December 2025 could well be one of the busiest months for SUV fans — especially for those who were waiting for either greener options or updated features before upgrading.
