Suzuki’s e Vitara, its first fully electric car, will be priced from £29,999 for the 49kWh battery model with a 61kWh capacity version available too. Further specification will be issued closer to the public launch date.
The vehicle will be available in both Motion and Ultra grades as well offering ALLGRIP-e (Suzuki’s four-wheel drive system) as an option.
ALLGRIP-e was developed specifically for e Vitara and Suzuki is currently one of only a few brands to offer 4×4 as an option in the SUV EV sector.
The vehicle will be available from launch with 0% PCP, payable over two years and with a 20% deposit.
With the 61kWh Motion 2WD, a deposit of £8,436 is required followed by monthly payments of £379 per month with the usual optional final payment required to keep the car at the end of the agreement.
Customers who order their e Vitara before 30 September will receive a free Ohme home charger and 10,000 miles home charging credit.
Suzuki unveiled the e Vitara towards the end of last year in Milan, Italy. Following production at Suzuki Motor Gujarat in India in the spring, sales of the e Vitara will soon begin.
Suzuki’s plan is to introduce a further three to four new cars by 2030, with the next arriving in 2027.
