Published : 01 December 2025
Read Time : 5 min
Author: Nikil Jonathan
Maruti Suzuki will officially enter the Indian electric car market tomorrow with the launch of the all-new e Vitara. This marks the brand’s debut in the C-segment EV space, where it will compete with the Hyundai Creta EV, Tata Curvv EV, MG ZS EV, MG Windsor EV, the Mahindra BE 6 and the BYD Atto 3.

Note: We were expecting Maruti Suzuki to reveal the variant-wise prices of the e Vitara 2026 on 3 December, 2025 as almost all key details have been revealed already. However, Maruti stopped short of announcing the prices at the event. Instead, they announced bookings for the e Vitara will commence shortly while deliveries will begin in January 2026.
The e Vitara is one of the most anticipated products of the year. Production for the India-spec model is already underway at Suzuki’s Hansalpur plant, and the company has even commenced exports, with the UK emerging as the leading overseas market.
Ahead of tomorrow’s price reveal, here’s a quick summary of everything confirmed or reliably known so far.
Based on information accessed by V3Cars, the e Vitara will be offered in 3 variants and 2 battery pack options:
The Delta variant will serve as the entry point to the e Vitara lineup. It will offer the smaller 49kWh battery pack. The Zeta and Alpha will exclusively offer the larger 61.1kWh battery pack.
In international markets, the e Vitara also gets an AWD variant (dual motor). For India, however, only the front wheel drive (FWD) versions are expected at launch, with the AWD option likely to follow at a later stage if the market demand supports it.
The 49kWh battery pack is estimated to offer a range of over 400km on a full charge, while the larger 61.1kWh battery pack will offer a range of over 500km with the FWD configuration.
Although Maruti Suzuki are yet to publish the final power outputs of the e Vitara’s 3 variants, the international-spec figures offer a clear indication of what to expect.
Torque figures may differ slightly for India due to calibration changes, but the performance positioning will remain similar to global markets.
Based on variants and equipment lists accessed by V3Cars:
The feature spread suggests that Maruti are positioning the e Vitara as a balanced, practical alternative to the Creta EV and ZS EV, while offering a few thoughtful extras like sliding rear seats, which the others do not offer.
These expected prices are based on our internal pricing model and variant-equipment analysis:
To find out, why our expected prices make sense, click on the link below:
Also Read: 2025 Maruti e Vitara Expected Price Range — With Logic
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