New Family Vehicles

The following is a list of new family models for which we have information. Price and specifications may not be available for all years.

TCC’s experts rate each car on a 10 point scale. Learn more about how we rate.

2025 Hyundai IONIQ 6_image
2025 Hyundai IONIQ 6 (listed as one or more family trims)
MSRP $37,750 - $54,500
MPG Coming Soon
#1 in Mid-Size Cars
7.5
Expert Rating
2025 Chevrolet Blazer EV_image
2025 Chevrolet Blazer EV (listed as one or more family trims)
MSRP $47,600 - $52,900
MPG Coming Soon
#4 in Mid-Size SUVs
7.4
Expert Rating
2025 Genesis GV70_image
2025 Genesis GV70 (listed as one or more family trims)
MSRP $45,700 - $66,950
MPG 18 / 28
#11 in Luxury Mid-Size SUVs
7.3
Expert Rating
2025 Honda Accord_image
2025 Honda Accord (listed as one or more family trims)
MSRP $28,295 - $30,560
MPG 29 / 44
#1 in Large Cars
7.3
Expert Rating
2025 Toyota Camry_image
2025 Toyota Camry (listed as one or more family trims)
MSRP $28,400 - $36,125
MPG 44 / 50
#3 in Mid-Size Cars
7.2
Expert Rating
2025 Acura MDX_image
2025 Acura MDX (listed as one or more family trims)
MSRP $51,200 - $75,250
MPG 17 / 26
#11 in Luxury Large SUVs
7.2
Expert Rating
2025 Volvo S60_image
2025 Volvo S60 (listed as one or more family trims)
MSRP $42,600 - $58,100
MPG 25 / 35
#7 in Luxury Mid-Size Cars
7.2
Expert Rating
2025 Honda Civic_image
2025 Honda Civic (listed as one or more family trims)
MSRP $24,250 - $27,450
MPG 27 / 41
#5 in Compact Cars
7.2
Expert Rating
2025 Nissan Leaf_image
2025 Nissan Leaf (listed as one or more family trims)
MSRP $28,140 - $36,190
MPG Coming Soon
#5 in Compact Cars
7.2
Expert Rating
2025 Lincoln Nautilus_image
2025 Lincoln Nautilus (listed as one or more family trims)
MSRP $51,790 - $74,950
MPG 21 / 29
#12 in Luxury Mid-Size SUVs
7.2
Expert Rating