Maruti Suzuki e Vitara Spotted – First Look at New Electric SUV!

The e Vitara electric prototype has been spotted testing on public roads under minimal camouflage. This genuine glimpse hints at Maruti Suzuki’s strategy for its upcoming Maruti EV launch. Industry insiders and enthusiasts are buzzing over what happens next. Here we break down everything you need to know right now.

What have Maruti Suzuki e Vitara spy shots reveals?

The e Vitara electric prototype was spied without heavy camouflage. It seems to be bringing a sculpted silhouette paired with futuristic LED projector headlamps. There’s also the signature Y-shaped daytime running lights.

The grille is closed-off for enhanced aerodynamics Also, dual-tone alloy wheels fill the arches with a sporty stance. Also observed were vibrant color combos—Land Breeze Green with a bluish-black roof, Splendid Silver topped with dark accents, and Opulent Red under a contrasting top coat.

Such photos confirm Maruti Suzuki’s eye for style as it prepares its first battery-electric SUV for India’s roads.

When will the Maruti EV launch?

Maruti Suzuki has locked in a launch date for its first all-electric SUV. The new e Vitara will make its debut on 3 September 2025, marking a pivotal moment in the brand’s electric push.

Prices are set to be unveiled during the festive season first week; this is keeping buyers on edge. This date puts the model in direct competition with Tata Curvv EV and Hyundai Creta Electric. As a result, it strengthens Maruti’s promise of ‘e for me’ eco-solutions tailored for urban drivers.

How long is e Vitara range?

Early reports say there are two battery pack options. They promise to balance daily use and longer trips.

• The base 48.8 kWh pack is crafted for city commutes and targets around 400 km on a full charge.
• The bigger 61.1 kWh battery promises a headline 500 km driving range.
• Both configurations use LFP cells imported from BYD.
• They sync with a front-wheel drive motor setup.
• Fast charging via a CCS-II port can replenish the 61.1 kWh unit to 80% in under an hour.

What about price and specs?

Maruti Suzuki’s game plan includes a competitive price band and trim lineup that encompasses value to premium options.

• Ex-showroom tags could begin near ₹20 lakh for the base 48.8 kWh model. The top 61.1 kWh variant could touch ₹25 lakh.
• Power output goes from 142 bhp with 192.5 Nm torque in the smaller pack, and up to 172 bhp for the long-range battery.

Inside the cabin, a dual-screen layout merges a 10.1-inch digital cluster with a 10.25-inch infotainment display. There’s also Level 2 ADAS making its Maruti debut. Key specs include wireless phone charging, seven airbags, ventilated seats, and 360-degree camera.