iCaur has presented the V25 to an international audience at its 2026 International User Summit in Wuhu, China, expanding its line-up of boxy SUVs with a larger alternative to the V23.
The five-seat mid-size SUV adopts the brand’s Future-Classic design language, characterised by an upright silhouette, round headlamps, pronounced wheel arches and a near 1:1 body width-to-height ratio.
At 4,636mm long, the V25 is 416mm longer than the V23, offering more space for rear passengers.
Chery has previously confirmed that the V25 will be available with battery-electric and range-extended electric powertrains, alongside an intelligent electric all-wheel-drive system.
The range-extender version uses a petrol engine to generate electricity, with electric motors providing propulsion.
Full specifications for international markets have yet to be announced.
The V25 is also of interest to Malaysian motorists, having been spotted undergoing road tests locally in August.
Its presence was further confirmed by Road Transport Department (JPJ) registration data, which recorded four silver V25 units in September.
iCaur Malaysia has yet to announce a launch date, pricing or final local specifications.
The V25 has already been revealed in right-hand-drive configuration, with Australia scheduled to receive the range-extended SUV in early 2027.
For Britain, iCaur plans to introduce the larger V27 in early 2027, while the V25’s availability remains unconfirmed.
The V25 joins the V23 and V27 in iCaur’s expanding international SUV range.
