Chery’s iCAUR brand has unveiled the V25 at its 2026 International User Summit in Wuhu, China. The mid-size off-roader is planned for Europe, although the company has yet to confirm whether it will be sold in Spain or provide European pricing and distribution details. The V25 will be offered as a battery-electric vehicle or with an extended-range electric system, and both versions are described as having four-wheel drive.
The V25 measures 4.63 metres long, 1.92 metres wide and 1.85 metres tall, with a 2.82-metre wheelbase. Its ground clearance is nearly 20 cm, while the approach and departure angles are 30 and 28 degrees respectively. The exterior uses squared-off bodywork, round LED headlights and a near-vertical windscreen; a side-opening tailgate carries an externally mounted spare wheel. The design also accommodates wheels up to 21 inches. The article places it alongside China-made BAW 212 and ICH-X K2 models sold in Spain.
In the i-AWD setup, two electric motors produce a combined 335 kW (455 hp) and 505 Nm of torque. The range-extender configuration also has a combustion engine that generates electricity; iCAUR claims a peak thermal efficiency of 44.5% for that engine and says the system has five energy-management modes. The V25 is also listed with Level 2 driver-assistance features, including automatic emergency braking and adaptive cruise control, plus a 540-degree exterior-view camera. The V25 belongs to iCAUR’s V-Series, alongside the V23 and V27, within the Chery group.