Maruti Suzuki's eVitara Alpha price has been revealed. The first electric vehicle by Maruti is priced at ₹24.79 lakh ex-showroom. It is expected to be on road by March 2026.
Maruti Suzuki accidentally revealed the price of their upcoming electric vehicle eVitara on their Nexa website. While it was earlier revealed that 3 variants will be launched, it now looks like only one variant; Alpha will hit the markets. The company has priced it ₹24.79 Lakh (ex-showroom).
The fans of electric vehicles were eagerly awaiting this reveal but many have been left disappointed by the steep pricing. With the likes of MG Windsor, Tata Nexon EV 45, Tata Curvv which offer more space being comparatively cheaper and EVs like Mahindra XEV 9S Pack 2 Above and Kia Carens Clavis EV which offer a 7 seater option also are lighter on the pocket.
Key Features of eVitara
Maruti's eVitara will feature a 61kWh battery equipped with BYD's Blade Cells. A front mounted permanent magnet synchronous motor which will deliver 128kW power and 192.5 Nm torque. Dimension wise it 4275mm in length, 1800mm in width and 1640mm in height with a ground clearance of 185mm.
It will also feature 10.25 inch infotainment display and 10 way power adjustable driver seats. Front Ventilated seats and Wireless Charger are added for convenience and comfort. The car is expected to be on road by March 2026.
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Suhail Gulati is the founder of ElecTree and an economist by training. He holds a Master's degree in Economics from the Delhi School of Economics and has worked in credit, retail banking, and financial stress testing at Barclays and American Express. He founded ElecTree in 2023 — building it into India's dedicated platform for 4-wheeler EV data, sales analysis, and original reporting. His work sits at the intersection of economic analysis and electric mobility — bringing a banker's rigour to a sector that deserves it.
Suhail Gulati
Suhail Gulati is the founder of ElecTree and an economist by training. He holds a Master's degree in Economics from the Delhi School of Economics and has worked in credit, retail banking, and financial stress testing at Barclays and American Express. He founded ElecTree in 2023 — building it into India's dedicated platform for 4-wheeler EV data, sales analysis, and original reporting. His work sits at the intersection of economic analysis and electric mobility — bringing a banker's rigour to a sector that deserves it.