The Suzuki E-Vitara, manufactured in India, has been launched in the UK.

Suzuki has introduced their all electric lineup by launching their first ever electric car, E-Vitara in the UK. The E-Vitara is available at an attractive price of 29,999 Pounds (Approx Rs 35 Lakh) in the UK for the base model and top-spec model costing 37,999 Pounds (Approx Rs 44 Lakh). 

The locally manufactured E-Vitara on sale in the UK is produced at Suzuki’s facility in Gujarat and will be exported to international markets. The expected launch of E-Vitara in India is scheduled to be later this year. 

UK-Spec E-Vitara Battery & Performance

The UK spec E-Vitara will be delivered with two battery pack options distributed in two variants characterized as Motion and Ultra. The 49 kWh battery pack will be available only in the Motion variant, while the 61 kWh battery pack will be powered in both the variants. 

The top spec model will also be featured with Suzuki’s AllGrip all-wheel drive system, which will be generating power to all four wheels making it the ideal AWD choice in this category. The smaller 49 kWh battery pack will return a WLTP range of 346 Km, while the bigger 61 kWh battery pack will give a substantially longer WLTP range of 428 Km on a single charge. 

If we talk about countries like the UK, Suzuki is offering a warranty of 10 years/ 1,60,000 Km on the battery and vehicle. The lower variants are equipped with a single motor churning 142 BHP, while the higher trims with a larger battery pack are integrated with dual motor setup generating 178 BHP and 300 Nm of maximum torque. The dual motor setup is incorporated only in 61 kWh battery packs with a comparably lesser WLTP range of 412 Km. 

Maruti Suzuki E-Vitara Expected India Launch

After its official introduction in Bharat Mobility Auto Expo 2025 in January, the E-Vitara is anticipating multiple unexpected delays in launch and due to this the company is repeatedly changing the launch dates and as per latest updates, the launch has been postponed to September 2025. 

Despite the delayed launch of E-Vitara, Suzuki is also focussing on the development of Toyota Urban Cruiser EV which is their badge-engineered cousin. However, Toyota is yet to clarify the exact official timeline of the launch of their first EV in India called as Urban Cruiser EV. 

The company has lined up around 70,000 units for the first year of production, which consists of a major share of exports. Now it will be interesting to see if Maruti is able to launch the E-Vitara in the September timeline or could cause a delay in the launching process.