The E Vitara will launch in Europe, India, and Japan “around” the summer of next year, and there will be a Toyota-badged version, which will probably look a lot like the Urban SUV Concept Toyota revealed in 2023.

The electric Suzuki e-Vitara will go into production in spring 2025, offering affordable prices and genuine 4x4 capability.

Suzuki has unveiled the e VITARA, the production version of the eVX concept, making its entry into the electric vehicle (EV) market. The midsize SUV was revealed in Milan and will take on established models such as the Tata Curvv EV and MG ZS EV. It will also compete against upcoming models such as the Hyundai CRETA EV and Mahindra BE 05.

The new Suzuki e Vitara SUV will be built in India for the UK market and be available in two-wheel drive and four-wheel drive form with a choice of 49 or 61kWh batteries.

The e Vitara will be the first-ever electric car made by Maruti Suzuki and it is set to enter production in 2025. The car is going to receive two battery options, with expected single-charge range to hover around the 400 km mark.

The production-ready Maruti eVX has been christened the e Vitara and revealed ahead of its global launch in 2025. It will first go on sale in Europe and Japan before an India launch in summer 2025. However,

Though it wears the Vitara name, the eVitara has very little in common with the automaker’s nine-year-old combustion-powered utility. The production version of last year’s eVX