New Curvv-rival from Maruti Teased-- Debuts at Bharat Mobility Global Expo 2025!
Maruti Suzuki's new teased SUV will compete straight with the likes of Tata Curvv EV, Hyundai Creta EV, MG ZS EV, and the Mahindra BE.6 e.
Maruti Suzuki has officially unveiled the teaser for its first-ever electric car, the eVitara, marking a substantial turning point in the brand journey toward sustainable movement. This electric SUV, very first showcased in Milan, Italy, is now poised to make its Indian launching at the Bharat Mobility Global Expo 2025, scheduled to be held between January 17th-- 22nd.
A New Era in EV Design and Technology
Built on the Heartect-e born electric skateboard architecture, the Maruti Suzuki eVitara introduces a fresh design philosophy. The SUV features sleek, smooth-flowing lines complemented by elegant creases, balancing sportiness with sophistication. The teaser image reveals Y-shaped LED DRLs, a signature Suzuki badge at the center, and a vibrant yet improved outside profile.
This electric SUV will be made at Suzuki Motor Corporation's center in Gujarat, which will likewise produce a Toyota equivalent. The eVitara is set to redefine the midsize electric SUV segment, competing with the Tata Curvv, Mahindra BE 6, and the upcoming Hyundai Creta EV, which will also debut at the same exposition.
Efficiency and Battery Options
Maruti Suzuki eVitara will be readily available in 2 battery setups-- 49 kWh and 61 kWh, using LFP batteries supplied by BYD's subsidiary, FinDreams. These advanced blade cells are renowned for their safety and dependability.
? 49 kWh (2WD model):.
? Power: 142 bhp.
? Torque: 189 Nm.
? Range: Approximately 400 km.
? 61 kWh (2WD model):.
? Power: 172 bhp.
? Torque: 189 Nm.
? Range: Over 500 km.
? 61 kWh (4WD model-- AllGRIP-e):.
? Dual-motor setup.
? Power: 181 bhp.
? Torque: 300 Nm.
? Range: Around 550 km.
The 4WD variant consists of innovative functions like Trail mode and an LSD function, guaranteeing superior performance on both on-road and off-road surfaces.
Comprehensive EV Ecosystem.
Maruti Suzuki is not simply presenting a car; it's pioneering a complete EV ecosystem. The business prepares to address the critical barrier of EV adoption-- charging facilities-- by using home charging services and establishing an across the country network of quick chargers across its car dealerships and service centers. These steps aim to streamline the ownership experience and speed up EV adoption in India.
Partho Banerjee, Senior Executive Officer, Marketing & Sales at Service Cost Maruti Suzuki India Limited, highlighted the company's vision: "The e VITARA is a testimony of our unwavering dedication to sustainable mobility and technological innovation. With years of automobile proficiency, we have integrated advanced electric innovation with a customer-first approach to provide something really transformative. At Maruti Suzuki, we have constantly believed that to promote EV adoption, we require to produce a holistic environment that streamlines customers' battery electric car ownership journey.".
He even more added, "A critical barrier to the adoption of EVs is the absence of accessible charging. To tackle this concern, we are committed to present a reputable and comprehensive EV environment alongside the e VITARA. This will consist of home charging solutions along with a nationwide network of quick chargers offered at Maruti Suzuki dealerships and service touchpoints. Our goal is to make EVs available, practical, and interesting a broader set of consumers, and this is exactly what we have actually set out to achieve with the e VITARA".
Worldwide and Domestic Ambitions.
While the eVitara is customized for the Indian market, it will also be presented globally in regions like the European Union and Japan. In India, the SUV will be retailed through Nexa car dealerships, offering special color alternatives and cosmetic variations to distinguish it from its European equivalent.