Maruti Suzuki e Vitara news

The e Vitara is the first electric vehicle from Maruti Suzuki for our shores and is expected to be launched later this year

The new Maruti e Vitara is the first all-electric offering from the carmaker and comes with a rear-wheel-drive setup only and will be launched by March 2025

From how to get to the location of Auto Expo 2025 to registering yourself, we highlight all the key information to note before attending the event in Delhi

From budget-oriented SUVs like the Kia Syros to luxury offerings like the Mercedes-Maybach EQS 680 Night Series, take a look at the entire lineup

While the top two carmakers are expected to go fully electric, Tata’s expo line-up is expected to be a mix of both ICE and EVs

This year's Bharat Mobility Global Expo will be dominated by plenty of electric vehicle unveils and launches

The power figures of the Creta Electric were also revealed alongside the interior, which is 171 PS for the 51.4 kWh option and 135 PS for the 42 kWh battery pack option

With five daily drivers and seven luxury offerings, this will be an exciting expo for the fans of electric powertrains

Both electric SUVs are expected to feature a dual-screen setup, 6 airbags, and ADAS. However, the Creta EV is likely to have an edge, thanks to its dual-zone AC and V2L feature

Apart from some reveals, this week also saw the new teaser of the Maruti’s upcoming EV

The Hyundai Creta Electric, like most of its rivals, comes with two battery pack options and a maximum claimed range of up to 473 km

The latest teaser gives us a glimpse of its LED lighting elements at front and rear, while we also got a glimpse of its centre console

In addition to various other key models, the coming year will mark the arrival of Maruti's first electric SUV

A few cars that were already showcased in their concept forms earlier will make their debut in production-spec iterations, while some new concepts are set to be introduced this upcoming month

From some mass-market ICE and EV offerings to a few premium models, the coming year is likely to be a busy one for the entire auto industry