Suzuki eVitara electric crossover details, specs, and Australian launch
Suzuki eVitara electric crossover details and specifications
Suzuki eVitara electric crossover details, specs, and Australian launch
Suzuki unveils the eVitara, its first mass-produced electric model, with two trims, up to 395 km range, fast charging, and advanced features. Launching in Australia in June.
2026-02-13T16:38:27+03:00
2026-02-13T16:38:27+03:00
2026-02-13T16:38:27+03:00
Suzuki has unveiled details of its first mass-produced electric model, the eVitara, which will hit the Australian market in June. The electric crossover is built on the new HEARTECT-e architecture, designed to optimize cabin space, body rigidity, and the operation of high-voltage systems.The model will be offered in two versions. The base Motion trim features a 49 kWh battery and front-wheel drive, delivering 106 kW of power and a range of 344 km. The all-wheel-drive ALLGRIP-e system is available on the Ultra version, which comes with a larger 61 kWh battery, boosting power to 135 kW and extending the range to 395 km. Both variants support fast DC charging from 10% to 80% in 45 minutes.Standard equipment includes a 10.25-inch digital instrument cluster, a 10.1-inch multimedia screen, 360-degree cameras, rain and light sensors, climate control, preset driving modes, and ambient lighting. The Ultra trim adds a glass roof, adaptive headlights, heated and power-adjustable seats, wireless charging, and a combination interior finish.Safety features are comprehensive, with seven airbags, autonomous emergency braking, lane-keeping assist, blind-spot monitoring, and adaptive cruise control. Suzuki will announce pricing closer to the sales launch this summer.
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Suzuki eVitara electric crossover details and specifications
Suzuki unveils the eVitara, its first mass-produced electric model, with two trims, up to 395 km range, fast charging, and advanced features. Launching in Australia in June.
Michael Powers, Editor
Suzuki has unveiled details of its first mass-produced electric model, the eVitara, which will hit the Australian market in June. The electric crossover is built on the new HEARTECT-e architecture, designed to optimize cabin space, body rigidity, and the operation of high-voltage systems.
The model will be offered in two versions. The base Motion trim features a 49 kWh battery and front-wheel drive, delivering 106 kW of power and a range of 344 km. The all-wheel-drive ALLGRIP-e system is available on the Ultra version, which comes with a larger 61 kWh battery, boosting power to 135 kW and extending the range to 395 km. Both variants support fast DC charging from 10% to 80% in 45 minutes.
Standard equipment includes a 10.25-inch digital instrument cluster, a 10.1-inch multimedia screen, 360-degree cameras, rain and light sensors, climate control, preset driving modes, and ambient lighting. The Ultra trim adds a glass roof, adaptive headlights, heated and power-adjustable seats, wireless charging, and a combination interior finish.
Safety features are comprehensive, with seven airbags, autonomous emergency braking, lane-keeping assist, blind-spot monitoring, and adaptive cruise control. Suzuki will announce pricing closer to the sales launch this summer.
