Ahead of the launch of e Vitara this Autumn and in response to UK Government communication regarding the Electric Car Grant (ECG), Suzuki has introduced Suzuki Granted, its self-funded and attractive offer for the highly specified e Vitara range.

Taking the 49kWh Motion model as an example, this now takes the launch price to £26,249, representing a customer saving of £3,750. The offer is applicable across the five-model e Vitara range and equivalent to the higher-level Government grant.

This offer is available immediately and will continue until 31st December 2025. Additionally, Suzuki will offer a free Ohme home charger to customers ordering their e Vitara in this period.

This offer represents the full grant amount to give clarity to our customers and the announcement of Suzuki Granted truly supports our vision to be the trusted car brand for those who are proud to be different.

A 61kWh battery capacity version is available in both Motion and Ultra grades as well as optional availability (with 61kWh battery) of ALLGRIP-e, Suzuki’s all-new and latest technology four-wheel drive system.

Full specification and technical details of the e Vitara range will be issued closer to the introduction date.


Launch pricing for the e Vitara is as follows:
49kWh Motion 2WD £26,249
61kWh Motion 2WD £29,249
61kWh Ultra 2WD £32,049
61kWh Motion ALLGRIP-e 4WD £31,249
61kWh Ultra ALLGRIP-e 4WD £34,049

ALLGRIP-e is an electric 4WD system that utilises Suzuki's expertise in four-wheel drive technology, featuring two independent motors at the front and rear. This system not only provides powerful performance but also allows for precise control with excellent responsiveness.

ALLGRIP-e has been developed specifically for e Vitara, meaning that they are currently one of only a few brands to offer 4x4 as an option in the SUV EV sector. Suzuki has a vast experience of 4x4 technology and celebrates 55 years of ALLGRIP this year.

For customers looking at finance options, e Vitara will be available from launch with 2.9% APR PCP, payable over four years. Looking at the 61kWh Motion 2WD with its 264-mile WLTP range as an example, a deposit of £4,830 is required followed by 48 monthly payments of just £299 per month with the usual optional final payment required to keep the car at the end of the agreement.

e Vitara will launch with up to 10 years vehicle warranty as well as up to 10 years warranty for the EV battery, an additional two years more than is required by legislation.

My invitation to the UK Media Launch has arrived so expect my driving impressions in late October.