iPhone maker Foxconn wants to build 5% of the world's EVs by 2025 — and just launched its latest 3 models. Take a look.

The MODEL C was first unveiled as a prototype vehicle last year but is now set to go into production and will hit the road during the second half of 2023, Foxconn said, in a release. 

The EV will be sold by Yulon Motor under the name Luxgen n7, per The Washington Post. The five-seat SUV has a range of 440 miles. No price was revealed.

The concept prototype MODEL B is the "mainstream for the younger generation," Foxconn said. Primarily designed for urban use, the compact has a cruising range of 279 miles.

The crossover is based on the MODEL C platform, but has changes to its body and size, Foxconn said. 

Foxconn founder Terry Gou introduced the MODEL B by driving it onto the stage at the event, per Bloomberg.

This will be the first electric pickup made in Taiwan, the company said.

The five-seat double cab EV, displayed in a metallic blue tinge, has a towing capacity of three tons. The company did not reveal details as to the range of the battery in its release. 

The three vehicles are in addition to three electric vehicle prototypes announced in October 21  — The MODEL T, an electric bus, an SUV, and what was at the time, the MODEL C prototype.

In February of that year, Foxconn also announced a deal with the US auto startup Fisker to manufacture 250,000 vehicles a year from 2023. 

Foxconn did not immediately respond to Insider's request for further comment.