India’s passenger vehicle market had crossed 12 lakh units in Q4 2024, driven by the festive demand surge, and this year it’s no different.
The festive quarter has traditionally been the hottest period for new launches, as buyers align purchases with Dussehra and Diwali. Automakers this year are lining up blockbusters across categories.
From compact SUVs and micro-SUVs to premium EVs and cult performance sedans, the line-up has something for every buyer.
In this blog, we break down the cars expected to launch in India in Q4 2025, organised by month, covering model, segment, expected launch window, key changes, feature upgrades, likely pricing range, and launch status.
• Model & Segment
• Expected Launch Window
• Key Changes & Feature Upgrades
• Likely Pricing Range
• Launch Status (Confirmed / Rumoured)
October 2025 Launches
1. Hyundai Next-Gen Venue
Segment: Compact SUV (Sub-4m)
Launch Window: 24 October 2025 (teaser confirmed)
Key Changes / Features:
- Exterior tweaks: Refreshed grille, LED lighting elements
- Redesigned interior with dual 10.2-inch displays (infotainment + digital cluster)
- New centre console layout and ambient lighting package
- Feature upgrades like ventilated seats, 360-degree camera
Likely Price Range: ₹8 lakh to ₹14 lakh
Status: Confirmed
2. Mahindra Thar Facelift (3-Door)
Segment: Lifestyle / Off-road SUV
Launch Window: Early October 2025
Key Changes / Features:
- Subtle exterior design updates and new alloy designs
- Possible safety enhancements with 6 airbags
- Revised dashboard with design tweaks, improved interiors, larger infotainment system
Likely Price Range: ₹12 – 16 lakh
Status: Confirmed (official launch coverage reported)
3. Mahindra Bolero Neo (Update)
Segment: Compact SUV
Launch Window: October 2025
Key Changes / Features:
- Expected styling tweaks (grille, bumpers & cosmetic upgrades)
- Minor drivetrain upgrades
- Connected car tech
Likely Price Range: ₹8.9 – 10.9 lakh
Status: Rumoured (appearing on listings, not officially confirmed yet)
4. Skoda Octavia RS
Segment: Premium Performance Sedan
Launch Window: Late October / November 2025
Key Changes / Features:
- 2.0-litre turbo petrol producing ~261–265 PS
- Premium cabin, sportier suspension and performance tuning
- Limited allocation (~100 units only) for India
Likely Price Range: ₹45 – 50+ lakh
Status: Confirmed
November 2025 Launches
1. Tata Punch Facelift
Segment: Micro SUV
Launch Window: November 2025
Key Changes / Features:
- Exterior upgrades with new bumpers, grille, and fresh alloy design
- Updated cabin with digital cluster and 2-spoke steering with illuminated logo
- Improved interiors with upgraded upholstery and trims, digital instrument cluster, updated infotainment
Likely Price Range: ₹6 – 10 lakh
Status: Confirmed (Tata confirmed facelift timing)
2. Tata Harrier / Safari (Petrol Variants)
Segment: Mid-size & Full-size SUVs
Launch Window: November 2025
Key Changes / Features:
- Introduction of new 1.5L TGDi petrol engine
- Retained design of 2023 facelift with feature-rich cabin & premium interiors
- ADAS features carried forward
- Targeted at customers preferring petrol over diesel in premium SUV category
Likely Price Range: ₹15 – 25 lakh
Status: Rumoured (company indicated, but launch date unconfirmed)
3. Volvo EX30
Segment: Premium Electric SUV
Launch Window: Deliveries from November 2025
Key Changes / Features:
- Compact luxury EV with 480 km claimed range
- Luxury EV design, premium cabin
- Fast-charging capability with multiple drive modes
Likely Price Range: ₹41 lakh (undercuts BMW iX1 & Mercedes EQA)
Status: Confirmed (already launched, deliveries to begin in November)
December 2025 Launches
1. Tata Sierra (ICE + EV)
Segment: SUV (ICE & EV versions)
Launch Window: December 2025
Key Changes / Features:
- ICE: New 1.5L TGDi petrol engine
- EV: Dual-motor AWD setup, futuristic design
- Revival of the iconic Sierra badge with modern connected features
Likely Price Range: ₹20 – 30 lakh
Status: Rumoured / Expected (concept revealed, launch window suggested but not officially locked)
Key Takeaways
Q4 2025 is shaping up to be one of the most action-packed seasons for Indian car buyers in recent memory. Confirmed launches like the Hyundai Venue facelift, Mahindra Thar facelift, Tata Punch facelift, and Volvo EX30 are set to dominate headlines, while rumoured heavyweights like the Tata Sierra and Harrier/Safari petrol variants will keep enthusiasts buzzing.
This quarter clearly highlights three mega-trends:
SUV supremacy – SUVs are gaining traction and Indian consumers are evolving, looking for upgrades ranging from micro to full-size SUVs.
EV acceleration – EVs are also making moves in premium and mass car segments.
Performance revival – Performance is also making a comeback with the Octavia RS.
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