Electric vehicles (EVs) are everywhere this month. June 2025 is shaping up to be big for electric cars, bikes, and scooters. New models are coming out. Prices are getting better. Charging is easier. People are finally making the switch.
Let’s take a look at the EVs everyone’s talking about this June.
Why EVs Are Getting More Popular
EV sales are rising for a few key reasons:
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Tougher rules: Countries like the U.S., India, and ones in Europe now have strict rules on fuel emissions. It’s pushing more people toward EVs.
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Cheaper batteries: Battery prices are now below $80 per kWh. That’s helping lower the cost of EVs.
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More charging stations: Fast chargers are now easier to find. That makes long drives less stressful.
Top Electric Vehicles in June 2025
1. Tesla Model 2
Tesla’s new Model 2 is small, smart, and affordable. It’s the car a lot of people were waiting for.
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Price: $24,990
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Range: 320 miles
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Good for: City driving
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Extras: AutoPilot 2.5, LFP battery
It’s built in local factories to save on cost and time. It’s already popular in over 45 countries.
2. Hyundai Ioniq 7
This is Hyundai’s large electric SUV. It’s built for comfort and space.
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Price: $59,000–$75,000
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Range: 360 miles
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Seats: 7 adults
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Standout features: Lounge seats, fingerprint unlock, fast charging
It’s going up against cars like the Tesla Model X but at a lower price.
3. Ola Electric Cruiser
Ola has launched a cool new electric bike in India. It’s built for younger riders.
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Top speed: 130 km/h
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Range: 180 km
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Battery: 5.5 kWh (swappable)
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Price: Under ₹1.5 lakh (~$1,800)
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Looks: Retro café-racer style
Battery swap stations in cities have made it even more appealing.
4. BYD Seal U
BYD is expanding into Europe and Latin America. The Seal U is a family SUV that’s practical and safe.
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Price: €39,000
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Range: 420 km
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Tech: AI driving help, Blade battery, voice control updates
It’s gaining fans in Germany, Brazil, and Spain.
5. Lucid Gravity
This is Lucid’s luxury SUV in the U.S. It’s powerful, sleek, and great for families.
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Price: Starts at $80,000
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Range: Up to 440 miles
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Speed: 0 to 60 mph in 3.5 seconds
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Highlights: Glass roof, big cargo space, ready for self-driving
It’s a strong option for anyone looking for a high-end EV.
6. Ford Explorer EV
Ford updated its Explorer EV for European drivers. It’s smaller and made for families.
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Built in: Germany
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Range: Up to 600 km
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Features: Touchscreen, plug & charge, eco-friendly interior
It’s popular in France, the U.K., and the Netherlands.
EV Startups Getting Attention
1. VinFast VF 7
Vietnam’s VinFast is pushing into global markets. Its VF 7 SUV is gaining attention.
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Markets: Canada, Europe, India
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Range: 300–400 km
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Special offer: Battery plan by subscription
2. Ather Rizta
Ather’s Rizta scooter is designed for families in India.
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Range: 125 km
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Top speed: 85 km/h
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Nice touches: Wide seat, child footrest, smart app
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Plans: Subscription service for service and updates
It’s trending in cities like Bengaluru and Pune.
Trending Electric Vehicles in June 2025
1. Solid-State Batteries
Toyota and QuantumScape showed off new battery tech. These batteries may soon offer 600 miles of range and superfast charging. They aren’t in stores yet, but people are excited.
2. Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G)
Some EVs now send power back to the grid. This helps during power shortages. It’s being tested in places like California, Norway, and South Korea. EV owners can also earn credits by doing this.
3. AI Battery Checks
New tools use AI to monitor battery health in real time. Startups like AmpTrak and EVlogix offer this. It helps drivers know when their battery might need a fix—great for fleet owners and used EV buyers.
What’s Happening Around the World
India
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26% of all new city vehicle sales are now EVs.
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Delhi, Tamil Nadu, and Maharashtra offer strong incentives.
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Electric delivery vehicles are now used by Amazon and Flipkart.
China
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Over 500,000 EVs were sold in June.
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New models from XPeng and Zeekr are gaining ground.
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Driverless delivery EVs are now testing in Shanghai and Shenzhen.
Europe
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Norway leads the world with 91% EV market share.
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Germany is now Europe’s biggest EV market.
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VW, Renault, and BMW are doing well with new electric models.
United States
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Changes to tax credits boosted sales for models like the Fisker Ocean.
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California now requires half of all commercial fleets to go electric by 2026.
Charging Network Update
Charging is growing fast around the world.
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Shell opened its 10,000th charging station.
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IONITY added more fast chargers on EU highways.
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In India, Tata and Reliance allow shared QR code access to chargers.
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Tesla opened its Superchargers to other EV brands in North America.
Final Thoughts
June 2025 has been a big month for electric vehicles. People aren’t just thinking about EVs—they’re buying them.
There’s a car, bike, or scooter for everyone. Prices are better. Charging is easier. The technology keeps getting smarter. Whether you’re buying your first EV or just watching the space, there’s a lot to be excited about.
EVs are no longer just the future. They’re here.
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