Maruti Suzuki Concept EVX SUV unveiled at Auto Expo 2023; from range to battery life, know it all

First Published Jan 11, 2023, 10:33 AM IST

Maruti Suzuki India has unveiled the first of their EVs to be showcased ever in the form of the Maruti Suzuki Concept EVX. The new concept car gives a hint of what the future EVs of the Indian automaker will look like.

At the Auto Expo 2023, Maruti Suzuki showcased its first all-electric SUV Concept. It is scheduled to start selling in the Indian market in 2025 with the name EVX. The Maruti Suzuki EVX will have a length of 4,300 mm and a wheelbase of around 2,700 mm. It will be 1,800 mm in width and 1,600 mm in height.

The Concept eVX, created and developed by Suzuki Motor Corporation, is built on an all electric platform that will serve as the foundation for a variety of upcoming EVs.

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The ALLGRIP 4WD technology will be a highlight of the Maruti Suzuki EVX. With a 60kWh battery, it will have an approximately 550 km driving range on a single charge. There will also be a basic model with a lesser battery, according to information. A 48kWh battery pack that would give Maruti Suzuki's entry-level models a driving range of 400 km on a single charge might be installed.

By 2025, the electric SUV concept eVX will be commercially available.

Suzuki's trademark SUV, the eVX is built with an aerodynamic shape, a long wheelbase, fewer overhangs, and the best possible ground clearance.

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The Concept Electric SUV eVX is built on a specialised EV platform that combines safe battery technology and is intended to provide class-leading interior comfort, convenience, and connected capabilities.

According to the formal announcement, the eVX idea is a part of Suzuki's plans for the future of EV development and how it would support the company's sustainability objective in India and globally.

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