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Suzuki eVitra
1. Body Style and Size Segment
The e-Vitara is a compact crossover SUV (B-segment). It measures approximately 4,275 mm in length, 1,800 mm in width, and 1,635 mm in height, with a wheelbase of 2,700 mm.
2. Platform Architecture, Voltage, Range & Efficiency
Built on the “Heartect-e” dedicated EV platform, the e-Vitara features a 400V architecture. It offers battery options of 49 kWh and 61 kWh. The larger 61 kWh pack delivers a claimed WLTP range of over 500 km. It supports regenerative braking and DC fast charging (20-80% in under 40 minutes).
3. Technical Capabilities
The e-Vitara includes Level 2 ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance System) with features like Adaptive Cruise Control, Lane Keep Assist, Blind Spot Monitoring, and Traffic Sign Recognition. It also has a 360-degree camera and an e-Call function.
4. Interior Quality and Storage Capacity
The interior aims for a modern feel with a “Digital Cockpit Experience,” twin-deck floating console, and soft-touch materials. It offers 310-375 liters of boot space with the rear seats raised (depending on sliding position) and no front trunk (frunk). Rear seats are 40:20:40 split-fold and sliding for versatility.
5. App Functionality
The “Next Gen Suzuki Connect” app provides remote connectivity for features like vehicle health monitoring, charging status, and remote operations. It also integrates with the “e for me” app for charger discovery, route planning, and payment.
6. 3 Pros and 3 Cons
Pros:
- Competitive driving range for a compact EV.
- Comprehensive suite of ADAS features for enhanced safety.
- Flexible rear seating for passenger comfort or cargo.
Cons:
- Infotainment system can be slow to respond.
- No front trunk (frunk).
- Interior plastic quality might not match some rivals in the segment.
7. Overall Summary
The 2025 Suzuki e-Vitara enters a competitive compact electric SUV market. While it offers a respectable range and strong safety features, its interior technology and cargo flexibility with all seats up may be areas where competitors like the Kia EV3 or Toyota Urban Cruiser (its platform twin) might offer different propositions. Its success will heavily depend on competitive pricing.
