iCaur unveiled the V25 at the 2026 Chery International User Summit in Wuhu, China. The SUV completes the brand’s V-Series line-up, positioned between the smaller V23 and larger V27. Its upright, squared-off styling includes round headlamps, a side-opening tailgate and a full-size spare wheel.
The V25 will be offered as a battery-electric vehicle or as a range-extended EV. In the latter, a turbocharged 1.5-litre four-cylinder engine generates electricity for the battery. All-wheel-drive versions pair two electric motors with iCaur’s i-AWD system, delivering a combined 335 kW and 505 Nm. The system can adjust torque and switch between two- and all-wheel drive according to conditions.
The cabin has 41 storage compartments and up to 1,549 litres of luggage space. BEV versions also gain a front cargo compartment and 22 litres of underfloor storage. Features include front seats that fold into a flat resting area, heated and ventilated power-adjustable front seats, and a 15-speaker sound system. The structure uses 80% high-strength and advanced high-strength steel; safety equipment includes seven airbags and driver-assistance systems such as adaptive cruise control and automatic emergency braking.
More than 20 factory mounting points support accessories, while the V25 can tow up to 1.8 tonnes and supply 6 kW through vehicle-to-load. Accessory versions are due in selected global markets from early 2027. iCaur says it operates in more than 40 countries and aims to reach over 70 markets in 2027; local specifications and prices will be announced closer to regional launches.