Japan’s Suzuki has finally unveiled its first all-electric vehicle. On Monday, Suzuki introduced the e Vitara in Europe, a

The new Suzuki e Vitara SUV will be built in India for the UK market and be available in two-wheel drive and four-wheel drive form with a choice of 49 or 61kWh batteries.

(Reuters) -Japanese automaker Suzuki Motor's Indian unit will supply its first-ever electric vehicle to Toyota Motor, the two companies said in a statement on Wednesday, in a move that marks their first collaboration on green vehicles.

Suzuki has revealed the India-built eVitara, the firm’s first fully electric car, and the basis for a new Toyota bZ SUV. The front-wheel drive eVitara comes with a choice of 49 kWh and 61 kWh batteries and 142 hp or 172 hp motors.

Suzuki Motor has launched its first mass-produced battery electric vehicle (EV), the e VITARA, marking a key milestone in its entry into the global EV market. The announcement was made in Milan, Italy, with production set to commence at Suzuki Motor Gujarat in India in spring 2025.

The production-ready Maruti eVX has been christened the e Vitara and revealed ahead of its global launch in 2025. It will first go on sale in Europe and Japan before an India launch in summer 2025. However,

Suzuki has launched the e Vitara, its first-ever electric SUV, designed to be a game-changer as it heads to Toyotas global lineup with unique branding. Powered by a specialized eAxle and ALLGRIP-e AWD,

While Suzuki still has yet to reveal a new petrol Vitara, it has applied the long-running nameplate to a new global electric vehicle.