When you retire, you want to make sure everything is set for your life after closing out your career: how you are going to live, where you are going to travel and how you plan to get around town.
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If you are a retiree or soon to be retired and enjoy upscale sports utility vehicles, there are some new ones that might be a good investment once you clock out of work for good. Below are three new 2025 luxury SUVs that are a good investment for retirees.
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Kia EV9
Starting price: $54,900
If you are conscious about your carbon footprint, the 2025 Kia EV9 is the electric SUV for you. The EV9’s three rows can accommodate up to seven passengers, according to John Ellmore, EV fleet editor for Know Your Business, which means there is plenty of space for kids and grandkids alike.
“The EV9 offers a decent range of up to 304 miles, so retirees do not need to worry about finding charging stops during long trips,” Ellmore went on to say. “For retirees, the Kia EV9 is very comfortable, has plenty of advanced technology and it’s extremely practical, a great investment in a vehicle that supports an active lifestyle.”
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Acura MDX
Starting price: $51,000
In the professional opinion of Alex Black, chief marketing officer at EpicVIN, the 2025 Acura MDX provides plenty of room without “being too cumbersome,” making it the perfect blend of value and luxury that retirees can buy in for their golden years.
“[It] features a powerful V6, it handles well and all the technology retirees tend to like — navigation, parking assist, the whole shebang,” Black said.
Additionally, Black noted that when it comes to a luxury SUV like the MDX, the investment retirees are making is in stress-free, high performance driving, rather than growing wealth. “You’re not investing, you’re buying peace of mind, comfort and the pleasure of simply being behind the wheel,” Black explained.
Polestar 3
Starting price: $68,900
“[It’s] a luxury electric SUV that comes with a minimalist design and advanced technology,” Ellmore said about the 2025 Polestar 3 and pointed out that it has one of the longest ranges in its class due in part to the 111 kWh battery pack that can last for about 350 miles.
“The Polestar 3 features a dual-motor setup delivering a punchy 517 horsepower,” Ellmore explained. “Most importantly for retirees, the Polestar 3 doesn’t compromise on safety.”
That’s because the Polestar 3 is a member of the Volvo family, a brand of vehicle known for its safety and reliability on the road. “So Polestar 3 has a full suite of advanced driver assistance systems, including eye-tracking cameras to ensure driver alertness. This is a great feature for older drivers, it gives extra peace of mind for longer journeys,” Ellmore added.
Editor’s note: Each vehicle’s pricing was sourced from its respective maker’s website.
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