iCaur has confirmed that its V25 electrified SUV is planned for Brazil in early second-half 2027. The model will make its global public debut at the International User Summit, scheduled for October 18–23, 2026, at the Chery group’s headquarters in Wuhu, China. iCaur is part of Chery International’s operations alongside Omoda Jaecoo and Lepas.
The V25 joins the brand’s V-series, which also includes the V23 and V27. Its design uses upright proportions, a raised stance, straight body lines and round headlights. Aimed at users with varied travel and outdoor interests, it is also planned to offer personalization options, a side-opening tailgate with an attached external storage box, and a spacious cabin focused on carrying luggage.
For international markets, the SUV measures 4.63 metres long, 1.92 metres wide and 1.85 metres tall, with a 2.82-metre wheelbase. The reported ground clearance is about 197 mm, with an approach angle of up to 30 degrees and a rated towing capacity of up to 1,800 kg. Its range-extender system uses electric motors for propulsion and a 1.5-litre turbocharged gasoline engine solely to generate electricity for a 33.7-kWh LFP battery. The stated electric-only range is up to 150 km on the WLTP cycle.
The V25 also has i-AWD, which adjusts torque distribution electronically, and global equipment options include 19- or 21-inch wheels and driver-assistance functions with optional roof-mounted LiDAR. Brazilian-market equipment and Inmetro-certified consumption and range figures have not yet been announced; iCaur says those details will come closer to the local launch.