A third model has been revealed as part of Chery’s iCaur sub-brand, set to head to Australia imminently.
Expected to join the already revealed iCaur V23 and V27, the 2027 iCaur V25 is a mid-size range-extender hybrid electric vehicle (REEV) sharing strong boxy design links with the smaller V23.
Coming in at 4636mm long according to data published by the Chinese Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) in its home market and seen by CarNewsChina, the iCaur V25 sits about halfway between the V23 small SUV and the V27 large SUV in terms of size.
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It features a 1.5-litre turbocharged four-cylinder petrol engine that makes 115kW and charges a 33.68kWh battery pack, providing the off-roader with an electric driving range of around 150km.
Under WLTC testing, the V25 has a claimed efficiency of between 1.52L to 1.54L/100km depending on the model grade.
At a little over 2.2 tonnes, the iCaur V25’s towing capacity is 1800kg, if an optional towing kit is included.
According to the MIIT’s details, the V25 is also 1920mm wide, 1855mm tall, rides on a 1820mm wheelbase and has a track width of 1635mm at the front, 1642mm at the rear.
Overhangs of 736mm at the front and 1080mm at the rear are also quoted, though an approach angle of 28 degrees and a departure angle of 24 degrees have also been reported.
In Australia, Chery’s iCaur sub-brand, which focuses on electrified off-road vehicles, is set to launch in the second quarter of 2027.
The local arm of the business is currently hiring senior members of its team to run sections of the business like marketing, branding, and PR, with advertisements for a number of roles live at the time of writing.