A diverse lineup of exciting vehicles is set to debut in 2025, ranging from affordable electric cars to high-performance luxury models. Here's what to expect:

Alpine A390 A new four-door coupe competing with the BMW i5, featuring three electric motors and advanced torque vectoring technology. Built on the Renault-Nissan electric platform.

Aston Martin Valhalla A 1,079hp plug-in hybrid supercar with a V8 engine and three electric motors. Accelerates 0-60mph in 2.5 seconds, rivaling the Lamborghini Revuelto.

BMW 3 Series The first-ever electric 3 Series alongside petrol and hybrid versions. Features BMW's new Panoramic iDrive system with innovative 3D graphics spanning the cabin width.

BYD Atto 2 An affordable electric SUV starting between £27,000-£30,000, offering 194 miles of range with plans for a longer-range version.

Citroen C5 Aircross An all-new version of the popular family SUV, now available as an EV with up to 430 miles of range. Shares platform with Peugeot E-3008 and Vauxhall Grandland Electric.

Cupra Raval A compact electric car with approximately 270 miles of range and 234hp. Based on Volkswagen Group's affordable EV platform.

Dacia Bigster A value-focused alternative to the VW Tiguan, featuring rugged styling similar to the Duster with practical interior design.

Ford Puma Gen-E The electric version of Britain's bestselling car, offering 233 miles of range and 168hp. Priced from £29,995 with improved storage solutions.

Hyundai Ioniq 6 N A high-performance EV with expected power exceeding 650hp, featuring distinctive styling and sports-focused interior.

Jaguar Type 00 A premium electric GT promising 480 miles of range and minimalist luxury interior. Expected to cost over £100,000.

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