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  • Published: Dec 02 2025 12:53 PM
  • Last Updated: Dec 02 2025 01:06 PM

Maruti eVitara is launching soon with 500 km range, premium features and ADAS, threatening Tata Curvv EV, Creta EV & others in India.



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The EV market in India has been heating up for years, but after Maruti eVitara launch, everything is about to change dramatically. Buyers, brands, dealerships and automobile analysts are already calling it “the most impactful EV launch ever by an Indian brand.” And it makes sense — this is not just another electric SUV, this is a brand with massive trust stepping into a segment dominated by Tata, Hyundai and MG. For the first time, the biggest question in the market isn’t “Which EV to buy?” but “What will happen after Maruti eVitara launch?”

500 km Range + Power = A New Benchmark for Electric SUVs

What really makes the market nervous after Maruti eVitara launch is its segment-leading range. A claimed 500 km on a single charge means long highway drives without charging stress. Powered by a 49 kWh to 61 kWh LFP battery pack and a motor generating 142 to 172 bhp, it’s a rare mix of efficiency and thrill. The 1-speed automatic transmission keeps everything smooth, and the ECO, Normal and Sport modes deliver tailored performance. City or highway — this EV is clearly engineered for India, and that’s exactly why competitors are already tightening strategies.

Cabin That Feels Premium Without Showing Off

A lot will change after Maruti eVitara launch because this SUV also attacks comfort directly. The cabin brings a perfect modern-family vibe without exaggeration. Ventilated seats and a panoramic sunroof improve long drives, while ambient lights and the Harman Kardon sound system create a relaxing mood during city drives. The dual-screen setup for infotainment and instrument cluster feels futuristic yet user-friendly, and Suzuki Connect keeps owners updated on the car’s status even when not inside. Every touchpoint seems built to reduce fatigue and increase driving joy.

New Safety Standards for Everyday Buyers

Safety will no longer be optional in EVs after Maruti eVitara launch. Seven airbags, ESP, all-wheel disc brakes, and advanced ADAS features such as Adaptive Cruise Control, Automatic Emergency Braking, Blind Spot Warning and Lane Keep Assist upgrade the segment drastically. The LFP battery chemistry enhances thermal safety, especially for Indian temperatures. For families who want EV efficiency without compromising protection, the eVitara feels perfectly aligned with reality.

Rivals Are Already Sweating

Industry experts believe the first impact after Maruti eVitara launch will be seen in EV pricing and features. Tata Curvv EV, Hyundai Creta Electric, Mahindra BE 6, MG ZS EV and VinFast VF6 will face direct heat, especially because Maruti’s massive dealership and service network gives it a huge advantage. First-time EV buyers will likely migrate toward the trusted brand instinctively. The shift in customer preference is going to be one of the biggest outcomes after Maruti eVitara launch.

Maruti eVitara — Expected Specifications

Category

Details

Battery

49 – 61 kWh LFP

Range

Up to 500 km

Power

142 – 172 bhp

Transmission

1-Speed Automatic

Drive Modes

ECO, Normal, Sport

Safety

7 Airbags + Full ADAS

Interior

Ventilated Seats, Panoramic Sunroof

Infotainment

Dual Screens + Android Auto/CarPlay

Connected Tech

Suzuki Connect

Final Thoughts

The biggest automotive transformation will start after Maruti eVitara launch. Buyers get better choices, features improve, and pricing becomes competitive — which means customers win. The Indian EV race is entering its most exciting phase, and Maruti eVitara is the spark that will ignite the fire.

FAQ

The Maruti e Vitara is scheduled to be launched in India on 2 December 2025. 

Estimates before the official price reveal suggest that e Vitara could start from around ₹17–18 lakh (ex-showroom) for base variants and go up to around ₹22–22.5 lakh depending on battery/variant. 

The e Vitara is expected to deliver a range of about 500 km on a full charge (with the larger battery variant) under ideal conditions. 

Full official dimensions aren’t widely confirmed yet. The key public info focuses on battery, range, and EV aspects. (No verified dimension spec as of now.)

Since e Vitara is an electric SUV, “mileage” as in km per litre doesn’t apply. Instead, its performance will be judged by battery range and efficiency. A 500 km range is expected for full charge variants.

It is expected to come with at least two battery pack options: a smaller 49 kWh pack and a larger 61 kWh (or similar) pack for higher range and performance. 

Maruti Suzuki is set to reveal the official price of e Vitara on its launch date — 2 December 2025.

e Vitara will compete with other electric SUVs like Hyundai Creta Electric, MG ZS EV, Mahindra BE.6, and other upcoming EV-SUVs targeting similar price and range segments.

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