Maruti Suzuki e-Vitara: India’s First Electric SUV from the Brand, Gearing Up for Launch

Maruti Suzuki is stepping into the electric SUV segment with the much-anticipated e-Vitara, and the buzz is only growing stronger. First unveiled at the Auto Expo 2025, this SUV is not just a domestic highlight—it’s a global player, set to ...

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Maruti Suzuki is stepping into the electric SUV segment with the much-anticipated e-Vitara, and the buzz is only growing stronger. First unveiled at the Auto Expo 2025, this SUV is not just a domestic highlight—it’s a global player, set to be exported to international markets as well. Production begins in May 2025 at the brand’s Gujarat plant, and a simultaneous launch in India is expected around the same time.

Let’s dive into all the details you need to know about this stylish and powerful electric SUV.

Maruti Suzuki is stepping into the electric SUV segment with the much-anticipated e-Vitara, and the buzz is only growing stronger. First unveiled at the Auto Expo 2025, this SUV is not just a domestic highlight—it’s a global player, set to be exported to international markets as well. Production begins in May 2025 at the brand’s Gujarat plant, and a simultaneous launch in India is expected around the same time.

Let’s dive into all the details you need to know about this stylish and powerful electric SUV.

Design Inspired by eVX Concept
Maruti Suzuki has stayed true to its eVX concept roots while designing the e-Vitara. It blends futuristic aesthetics with the robustness of an SUV.

Key Exterior Design Highlights:
Upright front fascia with SUV-inspired stance

Blacked-out lower body cladding for a rugged look

Hexagonal wheel arches and flared muscular arches

Flat roofline, enhancing space and silhouette

Shark-fin antenna and sleek C-pillar-mounted door handles

Front fender-mounted charging port and clam-shell style bonnet

Dimensions: Roomy Yet Balanced
The e-Vitara is designed to accommodate urban and highway needs while offering ample cabin room. Here's a quick comparison table:

Specification	Measurement
Length	4,275 mm
Width	1,800 mm
Height	1,635 mm
Wheelbase	2,700 mm
Ground Clearance	180 mm (laden)
Front Wheel Track	1,540 mm
Rear Wheel Track	1,545 mm
It’s roughly the same size as the Maruti Suzuki Grand Vitara, but with a longer wheelbase, ensuring better stability and interior space.

Battery Options and Range
The e-Vitara will come with two battery options, both of which are Lithium Iron Phosphate (LFP) units:

Variant	Battery Capacity	Layout	Claimed Range (WLTP)
Base Model	49 kWh	Single Motor	Up to 346 km
Higher Variant	61 kWh	FWD / 4WD	Up to 428 km
International Dual	61 kWh	Dual Motor	Up to 412 km
Note: The dual-motor configuration won’t be available in the Indian market.

Weight and Performance Stats
Both versions of the e-Vitara are built for performance, with quick acceleration and efficient energy usage.

Weight Details:
49 kWh variant: 1,700 kg

61 kWh variant: 1,760–1,799 kg

Dual Motor (Intl): Add ~100 kg to the above

Performance Breakdown:

Variant	Power Output	Torque	0–100 km/h Sprint	Top Speed	Energy Consumption
49 kWh (Single)	106 kW	189 Nm	9.6 seconds	150 km/h	14.8 kWh/100 km
61 kWh (Single)	128 kW	189 Nm	8.7 seconds	150 km/h	15.0 kWh/100 km
Expected Variants and Features
Though India-specific variants aren’t confirmed yet, Maruti Suzuki will offer the following trims globally:

Available Trims (Global Market):
Club

Comfort

Comfort Plus

Standard Features:
Adaptive cruise control

Telescopic steering wheel

10.25-inch digital instrument cluster

10.1-inch touchscreen infotainment system

Ambient lighting

Keyless entry

Comfort Plus Exclusive Features:
19-inch alloy wheels

Power-adjustable driver’s seat

Upgraded sound system

Wireless charging pad

Fog lamps

360-degree camera setup

Rival SUVs in the Indian EV Space
Once launched, the e-Vitara will face stiff competition from several well-established electric SUVs in India:

Competitor	Segment
Tata Nexon EV	Compact Electric SUV
Tata Curvv EV	Coupe-style SUV
Mahindra XUV400	Urban Electric SUV
MG ZS EV	Premium EV SUV
Hyundai Creta EV	Upcoming Key Rival
FAQs: Everything You Need to Know
1. When is the Maruti Suzuki e-Vitara launching in India?
Maruti Suzuki is expected to launch the e-Vitara in India by May 2025, with production kicking off at the Gujarat facility.

2. What is the driving range of the e-Vitara?
49 kWh model: Up to 346 km (WLTP)

61 kWh model: Up to 428 km (WLTP)

3. Will the e-Vitara have a dual-motor variant in India?
No, the dual-motor 61 kWh variant will only be sold in international markets.

4. What are the top features of the e-Vitara?
Some standout features include a 360-degree camera, adaptive cruise control, dual digital screens, wireless charging, and ambient lighting in top trims.

Stay tuned—Maruti Suzuki’s e-Vitara could be a game-changer in India’s growing electric vehicle space. With its aggressive design, solid range, and smart tech, it’s shaping up to be a serious contender in the EV arena.

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Design Inspired by eVX Concept

Maruti Suzuki is stepping into the electric SUV segment with the much-anticipated e-Vitara, and the buzz is only growing stronger. First unveiled at the Auto Expo 2025, this SUV is not just a domestic highlight—it’s a global player, set to be exported to international markets as well. Production begins in May 2025 at the brand’s Gujarat plant, and a simultaneous launch in India is expected around the same time. Let’s dive into all the details you need to know about this stylish and powerful electric SUV. Design Inspired by eVX Concept Maruti Suzuki has stayed true to its eVX concept roots while designing the e-Vitara. It blends futuristic aesthetics with the robustness of an SUV. Key Exterior Design Highlights: Upright front fascia with SUV-inspired stance Blacked-out lower body cladding for a rugged look Hexagonal wheel arches and flared muscular arches Flat roofline, enhancing space and silhouette Shark-fin antenna and sleek C-pillar-mounted door handles Front fender-mounted charging port and clam-shell style bonnet Dimensions: Roomy Yet Balanced The e-Vitara is designed to accommodate urban and highway needs while offering ample cabin room. Here's a quick comparison table: Specification Measurement Length 4,275 mm Width 1,800 mm Height 1,635 mm Wheelbase 2,700 mm Ground Clearance 180 mm (laden) Front Wheel Track 1,540 mm Rear Wheel Track 1,545 mm It’s roughly the same size as the Maruti Suzuki Grand Vitara, but with a longer wheelbase, ensuring better stability and interior space. Battery Options and Range The e-Vitara will come with two battery options, both of which are Lithium Iron Phosphate (LFP) units: Variant Battery Capacity Layout Claimed Range (WLTP) Base Model 49 kWh Single Motor Up to 346 km Higher Variant 61 kWh FWD / 4WD Up to 428 km International Dual 61 kWh Dual Motor Up to 412 km Note: The dual-motor configuration won’t be available in the Indian market. Weight and Performance Stats Both versions of the e-Vitara are built for performance, with quick acceleration and efficient energy usage. Weight Details: 49 kWh variant: 1,700 kg 61 kWh variant: 1,760–1,799 kg Dual Motor (Intl): Add ~100 kg to the above Performance Breakdown: Variant Power Output Torque 0–100 km/h Sprint Top Speed Energy Consumption 49 kWh (Single) 106 kW 189 Nm 9.6 seconds 150 km/h 14.8 kWh/100 km 61 kWh (Single) 128 kW 189 Nm 8.7 seconds 150 km/h 15.0 kWh/100 km Expected Variants and Features Though India-specific variants aren’t confirmed yet, Maruti Suzuki will offer the following trims globally: Available Trims (Global Market): Club Comfort Comfort Plus Standard Features: Adaptive cruise control Telescopic steering wheel 10.25-inch digital instrument cluster 10.1-inch touchscreen infotainment system Ambient lighting Keyless entry Comfort Plus Exclusive Features: 19-inch alloy wheels Power-adjustable driver’s seat Upgraded sound system Wireless charging pad Fog lamps 360-degree camera setup Rival SUVs in the Indian EV Space Once launched, the e-Vitara will face stiff competition from several well-established electric SUVs in India: Competitor Segment Tata Nexon EV Compact Electric SUV Tata Curvv EV Coupe-style SUV Mahindra XUV400 Urban Electric SUV MG ZS EV Premium EV SUV Hyundai Creta EV Upcoming Key Rival FAQs: Everything You Need to Know 1. When is the Maruti Suzuki e-Vitara launching in India? Maruti Suzuki is expected to launch the e-Vitara in India by May 2025, with production kicking off at the Gujarat facility. 2. What is the driving range of the e-Vitara? 49 kWh model: Up to 346 km (WLTP) 61 kWh model: Up to 428 km (WLTP) 3. Will the e-Vitara have a dual-motor variant in India? No, the dual-motor 61 kWh variant will only be sold in international markets. 4. What are the top features of the e-Vitara? Some standout features include a 360-degree camera, adaptive cruise control, dual digital screens, wireless charging, and ambient lighting in top trims. Stay tuned—Maruti Suzuki’s e-Vitara could be a game-changer in India’s growing electric vehicle space. With its aggressive design, solid range, and smart tech, it’s shaping up to be a serious contender in the EV arena.

Maruti Suzuki has stayed true to its eVX concept roots while designing the e-Vitara. It blends futuristic aesthetics with the robustness of an SUV.

Key Exterior Design Highlights:

  • Upright front fascia with SUV-inspired stance

  • Blacked-out lower body cladding for a rugged look

  • Hexagonal wheel arches and flared muscular arches

  • Flat roofline, enhancing space and silhouette

  • Shark-fin antenna and sleek C-pillar-mounted door handles

  • Front fender-mounted charging port and clam-shell style bonnet

Dimensions: Roomy Yet Balanced

The e-Vitara is designed to accommodate urban and highway needs while offering ample cabin room. Here’s a quick comparison table:

Specification
Measurement
Length
4,275 mm
Width
1,800 mm
Height
1,635 mm
Wheelbase
2,700 mm
Ground Clearance
180 mm (laden)
Front Wheel Track
1,540 mm
Rear Wheel Track
1,545 mm

It’s roughly the same size as the Maruti Suzuki Grand Vitara, but with a longer wheelbase, ensuring better stability and interior space.

Battery Options and Range

The e-Vitara will come with two battery options, both of which are Lithium Iron Phosphate (LFP) units:

Variant
Battery Capacity
Layout
Claimed Range (WLTP)
Base Model
49 kWh
Single Motor
Up to 346 km
Higher Variant
61 kWh
FWD / 4WD
Up to 428 km
International Dual
61 kWh
Dual Motor
Up to 412 km

Note: The dual-motor configuration won’t be available in the Indian market.

Weight and Performance Stats

Both versions of the e-Vitara are built for performance, with quick acceleration and efficient energy usage.

Weight Details:

  • 49 kWh variant: 1,700 kg

  • 61 kWh variant: 1,760–1,799 kg

  • Dual Motor (Intl): Add ~100 kg to the above

Performance Breakdown:

Variant
Power Output
Torque
0–100 km/h Sprint
Top Speed
Energy Consumption
49 kWh (Single)
106 kW
189 Nm
9.6 seconds
150 km/h
14.8 kWh/100 km
61 kWh (Single)
128 kW
189 Nm
8.7 seconds
150 km/h
15.0 kWh/100 km

Expected Variants and Features

Though India-specific variants aren’t confirmed yet, Maruti Suzuki will offer the following trims globally:

Available Trims (Global Market):

  • Club

  • Comfort

  • Comfort Plus

Standard Features:

  • Adaptive cruise control

  • Telescopic steering wheel

  • 10.25-inch digital instrument cluster

  • 10.1-inch touchscreen infotainment system

  • Ambient lighting

  • Keyless entry

Comfort Plus Exclusive Features:

  • 19-inch alloy wheels

  • Power-adjustable driver’s seat

  • Upgraded sound system

  • Wireless charging pad

  • Fog lamps

  • 360-degree camera setup

Rival SUVs in the Indian EV Space

Once launched, the e-Vitara will face stiff competition from several well-established electric SUVs in India:

Competitor
Segment
Tata Nexon EV
Compact Electric SUV
Tata Curvv EV
Coupe-style SUV
Mahindra XUV400
Urban Electric SUV
MG ZS EV
Premium EV SUV
Hyundai Creta EV
Upcoming Key Rival

FAQs:

1. When is the Maruti Suzuki e-Vitara launching in India?

Maruti Suzuki is expected to launch the e-Vitara in India by May 2025, with production kicking off at the Gujarat facility.

2. What is the driving range of the e-Vitara?

  • 49 kWh model: Up to 346 km (WLTP)

  • 61 kWh model: Up to 428 km (WLTP)

3. Will the e-Vitara have a dual-motor variant in India?

No, the dual-motor 61 kWh variant will only be sold in international markets.

4. What are the top features of the e-Vitara?

Some standout features include a 360-degree camera, adaptive cruise control, dual digital screens, wireless charging, and ambient lighting in top trims.

Stay tuned—Maruti Suzuki’s e-Vitara could be a game-changer in India’s growing electric vehicle space. With its aggressive design, solid range, and smart tech, it’s shaping up to be a serious contender in the EV arena.

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