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Toyota FJ Cruiser Rendering Future Trucks and SUVs© Motor1.com
Rugged new off-roaders from Jeep, electric SUVs from Rivian, and plenty more SUVs to look forward to.
It’s no secret that SUVs are wildly popular. That also means this segment is extremely competitive, and as such, automakers are constantly shuffling their lineups to woo buyers. One doesn’t need to look far to find a plethora of new or updated models, and we’re here to help you with that.
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Among many new or updated SUVs waiting in the wings, we have a list of 20 that look particularly promising. Whether you're looking for style, features, power, range, or a combination of them all, there are dozens of new crossovers and SUVs worth looking forward to.
Some will be available in just a few months, while others are years out. But whatever it is you’re looking for in an SUV, we’re certain there will be some on this list that will catch your eye. And these should be worth the wait.
Aston Martin Off-Roader
Aston Martin DBX© Motor1.com
Release Date: TBD
Aston Martin allegedly wants to turn the DBX into a Land Rover Defender rival. The automaker is still considering design proposals and wants to capitalize on the SUV’s success. Internally it’s called “Project Rambo,” and there’s a rumor that Aston plans to produce just 2,500 examples of the rugged off-roader. It could also borrow the twin-turbocharged 4.0-liter V-8 engine that powers the Mercedes-AMG G63, which makes 577 horsepower.
BMW Vision Neue Klasse SUV
BMW Neue Klasse SUV Concept© Motor1.com
Release Date: 2025
BMW’s electrified future lies in its Neue Klasse platform. The Vision Neue Klasse X concept debuted last month and previews the all-electric crossover(s) expected from the German automaker in the next few years. It had a familiar design language and a cabin with real, actual buttons. The concept likely previews the future X3, with its styling influencing other upcoming models. The Neue Klasse cars will use BMW’s sixth-generation eDrive system and 800-volt architecture.