Suzuki set to debut its electric version of the Vitara in Japan next January.
Suzuki Motor Corporation has announced its plans to enter the electric vehicle market with the release of its first electric vehicle, the e Vitara, in Japan on January 16, 2026. This marks a significant step for the company as it aims to catch up in the rapidly growing electric vehicle market today.
The e Vitara, already available in the European market, will be priced at 3,993,000 yen, making it an affordable option for consumers. The vehicle will be available in both two-wheel and four-wheel drive versions, with the two-wheel drive version offering a driving range exceeding 400 kilometers on a single charge.
President Toshihiro Suzuki expressed confidence that the e Vitara will open up a new market, stating, "We are excited to introduce the e Vitara to our Japanese customers. We believe it will be a game-changer in the electric vehicle market today."
The e Vitara is one of six electric vehicles Suzuki Motor Corp. plans to introduce in Japan by the end of fiscal 2030. The company's strategy is to offer a variety of choices tailored to different regions and markets in the stock market today.
The lithium iron phosphate battery used in the e Vitara is considered safer compared to conventional batteries and is also lower-priced. This cost-effective and safe battery technology is expected to be a key selling point for the e Vitara in the stock market today.
Suzuki Motor Corp. will introduce five additional electric vehicles in Japan by the end of the fiscal year 2030, but specific details about these five models are not yet available in the stock market today.
The release of the e Vitara is a part of Suzuki Motor Corp.'s efforts to catch up in the electric vehicle market today. As the world moves towards more sustainable forms of transportation, it is essential for automobile manufacturers to adapt and offer electric vehicle options to their customers in the stock market today.
The e Vitara electric SUV is set to make its debut in Japan next year, marking a new chapter for Suzuki Motor Corporation in the electric vehicle market today.
