The Brussels Motor Show is making a comeback, returning to Brussels Expo at the end of January 2025. Electric vehicles (EVs) will take pride of place, with innovative models bringing together sustainability, technology, and driving pleasure. For companies looking to make their fleets more sustainable, now is the time to explore new possibilities. In this blog article, you will find an overview of the promising EVs we expect to see at the Motor Show.
What is the Brussels Motor Show?
The Motor Show is an annual event organised by Febiac, in Brussels that offers a broad overview of current and future developments in the automotive industry. At this show, car manufacturers present their latest models and technologies, with a strong focus on innovations. For visitors, the Motor Show is an opportunity to compare different vehicles and their specifications and learn more about trends in mobility. Besides passenger cars and motorbikes, there are also presentations of commercial vehicles, making the event relevant for both individuals and companies.
Why are electric cars interesting for businesses?
Electric cars are the future of mobility, and especially for businesses, they offer many advantages. There are financial benefits : the government offers subsidies and tax breaks, such as increased cost deductibility, making electric vehicles an attractive investment. In addition, electric cars help companies reduce their carbon emissions and thus contribute to sustainability goals-as more and more companies and government organisations value green business practices, this is also good for their reputation.
Operationally, EVs also have advantages. Electric vehicles need less maintenance than petrol/diesel cars, as they do not use engine oil or complex mechanical parts. This can lead to lower maintenance costs and higher reliability for companies that need to rely on their vehicles on a daily basis.
Moreover, with the expansion of the network of charging stations throughout Belgium and the availability of smart charging solutions, it is increasingly easy for companies to efficiently include EVs in their fleets. In short, electric cars offer a future-proof solution for companies looking to cut costs, reduce their carbon footprint and enhance their image as a sustainable business.
Electric models at the Motor Show
1. Volkswagen ID.4 and ID.7
ID.4
ID.7
Volkswagen continues to lead the EV market with the ID.4 and ID.7. Both models offer impressive range, fast charging options and innovative technology. The ID.4 is a versatile SUV, while the ID.7 is an elegant sedan designed for long distances.
| Model | Range | Home (7,4 kW) | Public (11 kW) | Fast charging(150 kW) |
| VW ID.4 | 520 km | 7,5 hours | 5 hours | 38 min |
| VW ID.7 | 620 km | 9 hours | 6 hours | 30 min |
2. Audi A6 e-tron
The Audi A6 e-tron is for those who don't want to compromise. Its range of up to 700 km (WLTP) and ultra-short charging times make this model a reliable partner for any long-distance journey. With only 30 minutes of charging time to 80% range, this luxury sedan is efficient and innovative. Inside, you will find a high-tech interior full of advanced features, ideal for the driver looking for both comfort and safety.
| Model | Range | Home (7,4 kW) | Public (11 kW) | Fast charging(150 kW) |
| Audi A6 e-tron | 700 km | 15 hours | 10 hours | 34 min |
3. Kia EV3
The new Kia EV3 offers strong performance in a compact model. With a range of about 605 km in the long-range version, it is perfect for both daily use and longer journeys. Smart driving assistance systems and an ergonomic design also make the car comfortable and safe. You charge it to 80% in just 35 minutes, and its ample charging capacity makes the EV3 a versatile choice for any commercial fleet.
| Model | Range | Home (7,4 kW) | Public (11 kW) | Fast charging(150 kW) |
| Kia EV3 | 605 km | 6 hours | 4,5 hours | 35 min |
4. Hyundai Inster
Hyundai launches the Inster, a new EV that puts convenience and efficiency first. With a range of 400 km (WLTP) and modern technology such as smartphone integration for easy connectivity on the move.
| Model | Range | Home (7,4 kW) | Public (11 kW) | Fast charging(150 kW) |
| Hyundai Inster | 385 km | 6 hours | 4 hours | 40 min |
5. Peugeot E-408
Peugeot completes their electric range with this all-new e-408. With a driving range of around 400 km and a battery capacity of 50 kWh, the e-408 offers sufficient range for everyday use. The interior is modern and technology-oriented, with Peugeot's signature i-Cockpit.
| Model | Range | Home (7,4 kW) | Public (11 kW) | Fast charging(150 kW) |
| Peugeot E-408 | 453 km | 7 hours | 5 hours | 30 min |
With the arrival of so many new electric models, the Motor Show 2025 promises to be an event that car enthusiasts and businesses alike will not want to miss. Whether you are interested in sustainable technology, shorter charging times, or an innovative driving experience, the latest EVs show that the future of mobility is already within reach.