Suzuki eVitara 2025 Review: The Electric SUV No One Saw Coming

Suzuki is making a bold move into the electric world with the brand-new 2025 Suzuki eVitara. It is more than just an electric version of an old favorite—it is a complete rethink of what an affordable electric compact sport utility vehicle can be. And it is not just about going green. This model is packed with modern features, clever engineering, and the kind of design that makes you look twice.

Underneath its sculpted exterior, the eVitara rides on Suzuki’s new HEARTECT-e platform, a structure designed from the ground up to support electric powertrains. Buyers will have two battery options to choose from: a 49 kilowatt-hour pack or a larger 61 kilowatt-hour version. The front-wheel drive models get 106 kilowatts and 128 kilowatts of power respectively, while the all-wheel drive variant gets dual motors and a combined 135 kilowatts. Torque tops out at 300 Newton meters in the all-wheel drive version, which should deliver plenty of punch for city and light off-road driving.

Range is a key selling point. The 49 kilowatt-hour version is estimated to deliver around 249 miles on a single charge, while the larger 61 kilowatt-hour pack is expected to push past the 250-mile mark. For daily commuters and weekend adventurers, that is a pretty sweet spot in terms of usability.

It is not just functional—it is stylish. The eVitara measures 4,275 millimeters in length with a 2,700 millimeter wheelbase, giving it a planted stance and solid proportions. A ground clearance of 180 millimeters means it can handle more than just paved roads. Inside, expect a tech-forward experience with a digital driver display, large infotainment touchscreen, panoramic sunroof, 360-degree camera, and even Level 2 driver assistance features.

Production is scheduled to begin in spring 2025 at the Suzuki Motor Gujarat facility in India. The model will launch first in India, with European and Japanese rollouts following shortly after. Pricing in the United Kingdom is expected to start at approximately £30,000, positioning the eVitara competitively in the compact electric sport utility vehicle segment.

If you are looking for a capable, stylish, and practical electric sport utility vehicle from a brand that has always focused on reliability, the 2025 Suzuki eVitara might just be what you have been waiting for.