Summary

ENOVIA Software: 2025 Updates & Pricing

New Features & Enhancements (2025)

Dassault Systèmes has rolled out several updates to ENOVIA throughout 2025, particularly within the R2025x release series (sub-releases FD01–FD04). Major enhancements span collaboration, business intelligence, role-based functionality, quality, compliance, and industry-specific improvements. Key updates include:

• Over 80 new features in ENOVIA roles, covering areas like social collaboration, planning, value network engagement, virtual product development, and business intelligence. Dassault Systèmes – What’s New: R2025x ENOVIA (3ds.com)
• Support for Windows 11, version 24H2 for both 3DEXPERIENCE ENOVIA and V5/VPM clients, guaranteeing compatibility with modern desktop OS requirements. Dassault Systèmes Support – Windows 11 Support (3ds.com)
• Enhanced role-based improvements from R2025x FD04, such as:
  • New Project Planner enhancements including critical path computation changes, flexible dependencies, zoom levels in timelines, CSV export, and more. ENOVIA User Community (3dswym.3dexperience.3ds.com)
  • Supplier Request Manager enhancements: better sustainability request handling, including via the Supplier Connect Portal. ENOVIA User Community (3dswym.3dexperience.3ds.com)
  • Materials Compliance: ignoring facet data during metrics assessments; change governance by way of role-specific extensions. ENOVIA User Community (3dswym.3dexperience.3ds.com)
• Refinements to Virtual Product Development for better CAD interoperability (e.g., for CATIA, SOLIDWORKS, CREO, etc.), enhanced import/export support (IFC4X3_ADD2, BCF formats), and optimized large assembly handling. ENOVIA User Community (3dswym.3dexperience.3ds.com)

ENOVIA MatrixOne Enhancements

The MatrixOne PLM offering within ENOVIA has also seen important updates in 2025, designed to support industry-specific workflows and collaboration enhancements:

• Enhanced industry-tailored features: for apparel (seasonal planning, fabric management), medical devices (DHF, CAPA), and automotive suppliers (APQP, PPAP, corrective action reporting). Dassault Systèmes – MatrixOne Enhancements (investor.3ds.com)
• Concurrent PCB design support: schematic/layout designers can work in parallel while keeping data synchronized; improved design data visibility across EDA and enterprise systems. Dassault Systèmes – MatrixOne Enhancements (investor.3ds.com)
• New cost-of-change analytics: users can analyze financial and deadline impacts of engineering changes early in the process, enabling more informed decision-making. Dassault Systèmes – MatrixOne Enhancements (investor.3ds.com)

Pricing & Licensing Information

Information on ENOVIA’s pricing is less transparent and appears to depend heavily on usage scenario, role selection, deployment mode (cloud vs on-premises), and industry. Here are the details gathered so far:

Student & Academic Licensing

• “3DEXPERIENCE ENGINEER for Students” package is priced at $72 / €72 / £60, offering design-to-manufacture tools and full access to ENOVIA-enabled functions suited for learning and hands-on practice. Dassault Systèmes – ENOVIA Student Program (3ds.com)

Commercial & Subscription Pricing

• According to user feedback, entries on platforms like TrustRadius claim ENOVIA’s cloud-license pricing starts around $15/month for very basic cloud product configuration, but legitimate quotations and custom prices usually require a direct request. TrustRadius – ENOVIA Pricing (trustradius.com)
• No public fixed pricing tiers or comprehensive commercial license fees (for enterprise roles, cloud-SaaS, or on-premise) are listed on the official Dassault Systèmes website as of 2025; users are directed to contact sales for quotes. Dassault Systèmes – ENOVIA What’s New (3ds.com)

Cloud & Platform Licensing Model

ENOVIA is offered as a role-based application suite on the 3DEXPERIENCE platform. Licensing is generally modular, and roles are assigned based on user responsibilities (e.g., design, quality, supplier management). Key aspects include:

• SaaS / Cloud-native deployment options are emphasized in ENOVIA’s “Next-Gen PLM” messaging. These deployments help reduce IT overhead and streamline updates. Dassault Systèmes – Next-Gen PLM ENOVIA (3ds.com)
• On-premise or hybrid deployments remain supported, particularly for organizations needing tighter control over data or for those with established infrastructure. Enhancements continue to be released for both cloud and V5 / VPM clients in non-cloud environments. Dassault Systèmes Support – Windows 11 Support (3ds.com)
• Capabilities are grouped as “roles” which can be stacked; pricing depends on which roles and applications are needed. Dassault Systèmes – What’s New (3ds.com)

What To Watch For / Summary

• ENOVIA R2025x continues delivering evolutionary enhancements rather than radical disruption—focusing strongly on user productivity, collaboration, industry-specific requirements, and compliance. Dassault Systèmes – What’s New: R2025x ENOVIA (3ds.com)
• Pricing remains opaque for commercial or enterprise users. Student and entry-level configurations offer more transparent pricing, but full quotes are generally custom. (trustradius.com)
• Cloud adoption and role-based licensing are central to ENOVIA’s positioning. For decision-makers, understanding which roles are needed, and whether cloud, on-prem or hybrid deployment applies, is key to getting an accurate cost estimate. Dassault Systèmes – Next-Gen PLM ENOVIA (3ds.com)
• Keep an eye on upcoming releases (future iterations beyond R2025x) which are likely to continue deepening capabilities in AI/ML, sustainability, virtual twins and model-based systems engineering (MBSE). These will also affect cost depending on which features are included. Dassault Systèmes – Next-Gen PLM ENOVIA (3ds.com)