Key Highlights
- Maruti Suzuki eVX electric SUV debuting soon in India
- Already showcased at Auto Expo 2023
- Is likely to compete Tata Nexon EV
- Test mule images leaked hinting final test runs
Maruti Suzuki all set to electrify its four wheeler fleet with multiple new models in the future. The company is expected to join the EV race in India with the launch of eVX SUV whose launch is slated for 2024. We already have come across leaked spy shots of the eVX being tested on the Indian roads. It is possibly arriving as one of the strongest rivals to the Tata Nexon EV and the Mahindra XUV 400 electric. Since the Maruti Suzuki eVX is amongst the most anticipated, we answered the top queries from fans.
Launch Date
The Maruti Suzuki eVX is rumored to debut in 2025. Some reports also indicate at 2024 launch, but the developments are yet to be confirmed from the company. Just to recap, Maruti had showcased its futuristic electric SUV at the Auto Expo 2023 confirming a significant Tata Nexon rival in the works.
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Expected Price Range
This information like the launch date remains a mystery. But the rumors and leaks have hinted at a possible Rs. 15 lakh and over price range for the Maruti Suzuki eVX. It would a premium range SUV with an all-electric drivetrain.
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Design
Design wise, the Maruti Suzuki eVX will bring a masculine SUV stance to the table. It will offer a high seating position for clear upfront view. Adding on to the premium ride feel will be a rotary gear dial, 2-spoke steering wheel, and large dual screen touchscreen infotainment screen. Also, the eVX will feature high ground clearance and longer wheelbase for a stable ride.
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Battery Size
It is being suggested that Maruti will launch the eVX electric SUV with dual battery pack options. One of the variant will be integrated with a 48kWh battery pack, while the other one will be equipped with a bigger 60kWh battery module.
Range
The range delivery offered by the lower battery sized variant (48 kWh) is said to be 400 km, whereas, the other larger battery pack variant (60 kWh) is rumored to deliver around 550 km range on a single charge.
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Conclusion
Maruti is surely getting its game better in the SUV segment and apparently has set its eye on the EV market too. The eVX is anticipated to be a highly successful electric SUV in India that sees a potential launch in the coming year. But whether or not it fairs the user requirements and deems fit for Indian roads remains to be seen.
