News News 18 August 2025 - 1 September 2025

Key Facts Introduction: A Watershed Year for EVs Electric vehicles in 2025 have shifted from niche to mainstream. The past year saw record EV releases, technological breakthroughs, and a buyer’s market more crowded than ever. Legacy automakers and startups alike are racing to outdo Tesla’s early lead. The result? Consumers now face a dazzling array of electric sedans, SUVs, trucks and even supercars, each vying for the title of “best EV.” This report digs deep into the state of EVs in 2025 to identify the best electric car of the year. We’ll evaluate contenders across specs, performance, range, technology, safety,

The Citizen Promaster Tough features a 41mm Super Titanium case with Duratect and a one-piece monocoque design, weighing about 108 grams on bracelet. It runs Eco-Drive caliber E168, is solar-powered from any light, requires no battery changes, and offers roughly ±15 seconds per month accuracy. It is rated to 200 meters water resistance and uses an anti-reflective sapphire crystal for durability and legibility. The AlpinerX Pro GPS (Alive) is a 45mm fiberglass-reinforced case with sapphire crystal and 100m WR, incorporating GPS, heart-rate monitoring, and five environmental sensors (altimeter, barometer, compass, thermometer, UV). It uses Alpina’s AL-284 connected movement with a

GW-9400 Rangeman (2013) introduced Casio Triple Sensor Ver.3 with Altimeter, Barometer, Compass and Thermometer in a 55 × 53.5 × 18.2 mm digital G-Shock, weighing about 93 g, with 200 m water resistance and Multi-Band 6 radio timekeeping. GPR-B1000 Rangeman (GPS) (2018) added standalone GPS navigation with up to 20 tracks and 60 points, Bluetooth to the Casio Watches app, and wireless charging, in a 60.3 × 57.7 × 20.2 mm case weighing about 142 g with sapphire crystal and 200 m water resistance. GWN-Q1000 Gulfmaster (2016) is an analog-digital hybrid with Quad Sensor including a depth gauge, in a