The Maruti Suzuki e-Vitara is the company’s debut battery-electric SUV in India and has a bold SUV profile with its unique EV platform and large 5-seat passenger compartment. This picture gallery represents the newest 2026 Maruti Suzuki e-Vitara with images of the front, side and back of the SUV, dashboard, front seats, second-row seats, boot and a variety of exterior paint finishes available.
The e-Vitara is available in Delta, Zeta and Alpha variants with 49 kWh and 61 kWh battery options. Its feature list includes twin digital displays, sliding and reclining rear seats, seven airbags and, on the top Alpha, Level 2 ADAS and ventilated front seats. The e-Vitara is also listed on Spinny, where buyers can explore its images, specifications and used-car availability.
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Maruti e-Vitara Exterior Images
The e-Vitara has a combination of rugged and futuristic styling with distinct wheel arch shapes, glossy black body cladding surrounding the body and LED projectors with angular styling. Instead of having a large, traditional-styled open grille as seen on gasoline and diesel vehicles, the new SUV’s EV styling has a more aerodynamic front end that can be closed off with an “adaptive air-flow-control flap” located above the front bumper area.
The SUV measures 4,275 mm long, 1,800 mm wide and 1,640 mm tall, with a 2,700 mm wheelbase. All three variants ride on 18-inch alloy wheels with aerodynamic garnishes and 225/55 R18 tyres.
Key Highlights
| Exterior Feature | Highlight |
| Front design | EV-specific grille with adaptive shutters |
| Lighting | NEXTre’ three-point Matrix LED DRLs and LED projector headlamps |
| Wheels | 18-inch alloy wheels with aerodynamic garnishes |
| SUV styling | Black wheel-arch extensions and side mouldings |
Front Profile
At the front of the e-Vitara, you’ll notice the unique three-point LED DRLs above the angular design of the sharp-cut LED projector beams. Unlike traditional open grille designs on SUVs, the e-Vitara’s grille is styled more like an EV with an adaptive shutter system to control airflow when necessary.
A broad lower bumper, black cladding and angular surfaces make the front appear wider and more rugged. The top Alpha variant additionally gets LED fog lamps and an Adaptive High-Beam System, while LED projector headlamps are standard across the range.
Side Profile
At the side of the vehicle, you can see a long wheelbase of 2,700 mm and short overhangs. The sharp crease down the sides of the vehicle, matte black bodyside cladding and high-rising glass give it a very powerful look. The rear door handles were placed at the midpoint of the glass area, providing a cleaner look to the side of the vehicle.
All variants use 18-inch alloy wheels with aero garnishes, so even the Delta retains the same basic wheel size. The Alpha can also be specified with a contrasting bluish-black roof, adding a more distinctive dual-tone appearance.
Rear Profile
The e-Vitara incorporates three-point Matrix LED lamps for the rear end, which echo the lighting signature found on the front. The tail lamps extend from either side towards the middle of the tailgate. The roof-mounted spoiler, in addition to the quarter spoilers, provides a sporty appearance for the upper part of the vehicle.
Black lower cladding continues around the rear bumper, maintaining the rugged treatment used along the sides. A rear wiper, washer and demister are standard across the current range, making the rear design practical as well as distinctive.
As a whole, the e-Vitara represents a combination of standard SUV proportions and EV-specific features, such as unique lighting, aerodynamic shaping, and a sleek, contemporary styling of the front of the vehicle.
Maruti e-Vitara Interior Images
The e-Vitara’s interior has a modern dual-tone layout with a wide digital display arrangement and a distinctive twin-deck floating centre console. The dashboard combines soft-touch surfaces with vertical AC vents and piano-black detailing, giving the cabin a more premium appearance than most traditional Maruti interiors.
In terms of their seating materials, the Delta and Zeta trims of the e-Vitara come standard with fabric seating, while on the Alpha trim, you will have the option of seating that includes both synthetic leather and fabric. Premium features on the Alpha trim include a fixed glass roof, ventilated front seats and an Infinity by Harman audio system.
Key Highlights
- 10.1-inch infotainment touchscreen and 10.25-inch digital instrument display
- 10-step sliding and reclining rear seats
- 10-way powered driver’s seat and ventilated front seats on Alpha
- Fixed glass roof and Infinity by Harman audio on Alpha
Dashboard & Front Seats
The dashboard features a 10.1-inch touch-screen infotainment system that is integrated with a 10.25-inch driver digital display. Standard features include wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto connectivity to the vehicle’s infotainment system. The centre console is also a floating design that incorporates the rotary gear selector, various storage areas and other controls.
The Alpha adds a 10-way electrically adjustable driver’s seat and ventilation for both front seats. A wireless charger is offered from Zeta upwards, while automatic climate control, rear AC vents and multiple USB ports are standard across all three variants.
Second Row
The e-Vitara’s rear seat offering is one of the biggest cabin highlights. The 60-40 split second-row seats have a 10-Position option for reclining and sliding, combined with the ability to recline back to the maximum rear Legroom or to provide additional Luggage Space. Individual seatbacks can also fold in a 40, 20, 40 arrangement.
The 2,700 mm wheelbase provides generous knee room, while rear AC vents, Type-A and Type-C USB ports and a centre armrest with cupholders improve passenger convenience. This adjustable seating arrangement is especially useful because the amount of available boot space changes depending on how far forward or backwards the rear bench is positioned.
Boot Space
When the second-row seat is slid as far back as possible, the Boot capacity is limited because of the maximum passenger space of about 234 to 238 litres. Sliding the second-row seats back (toward the front) opens up additional usable space in the Boot, increasing to approximately 306 Litre to 310 litres.
The luggage area also includes an adjustable board and a separate storage box for the charging cable and tools. Folding the rear seatbacks creates significantly more carrying room for larger items.
The e-Vitara’s interior makes use of a ‘Digital Dashboard’ and has a flexible rear seat configuration which offers numerous options for how an owner can use the space for passengers and luggage depending on the type of trip they are taking.
Maruti e-Vitara Colour Options
Maruti Suzuki’s current brochure lists 10 exterior colour choices, including four dual-tone combinations. Dual-tone finishes with a bluish-black roof are reserved for the Alpha, while the broader monotone palette provides several neutral and brighter choices.
| Colour Name | Type | Availability by Variant |
| NEXA Blue | Monotone | Selected variants |
| Arctic White | Monotone | Selected variants |
| Splendid Silver | Monotone | Selected variants |
| Grandeur Grey | Monotone | Selected variants |
| Bluish Black | Monotone | Selected variants |
| Opulent Red | Monotone | Selected variants |
| Arctic White with Bluish Black Roof | Dual-tone | Alpha |
| Splendid Silver with Bluish Black Roof | Dual-tone | Alpha |
| Opulent Red with Bluish Black Roof | Dual-tone | Alpha |
| Land Breeze Green with Bluish Black Roof | Dual-tone | Alpha |
Maruti NEXA Blue provides the e-Vitara with a distinct identity as it pertains to the NEXA brand. The alternative colour choices of Arctic White, Splendid Silver and Grandeur Grey offer more subtle options. While the bluish-black colour creates a darker exterior, the opulent red colour provides greater contrast against the vehicle’s black wheel arch.
The dual-tone options make the roof and pillars more prominent, with Land Breeze Green and Bluish Black being one of the most distinctive combinations in the current palette.
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Summary
The Maruti e-Vitara has bold SUV styling blended with contemporary EV design features including closed-off front fascia, three-point matrix LED lighting, and aerodynamic 18″ alloy wheels. Additionally, the e-Vitara’s 2,700mm wheelbase results in a roomy passenger compartment, despite the e-Vitara having a relatively short overall length of 4,275mm.
Inside, twin digital displays, sliding and reclining rear seats and standard rear AC vents make the cabin practical for everyday use. Higher variants add ventilated seats, a powered driver’s seat, a fixed glass roof, premium audio, a 360-degree camera and Level 2 ADAS. Buyers can choose between a 49 kWh battery with a 440 km certified range and a 61 kWh battery offering up to 543 km.
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FAQs about the Maruti e-Vitara
Q. How many people can the Maruti e-Vitara seat?
The Maruti e-Vitara is a five-seat electric SUV with two front seats and a three-person second row. It does not have a third row.
Q. What battery options are available with the Maruti e-Vitara?
The Delta uses a 49 kWh battery, while the Zeta and Alpha use the larger 61 kWh battery pack. Both versions are front-wheel drive.
Q. What is the range of the Maruti e-Vitara?
The 49 kWh version has a certified range of 440 km, while the 61 kWh version is rated for up to 543 km on a full charge.
Q. Do the rear seats of the e-Vitara slide and recline?
Yes. The 60:40 rear bench offers 10-step sliding and reclining adjustment, allowing passengers to trade some legroom for additional luggage capacity when required.
Q. Does the Maruti e-Vitara have ventilated seats?
Yes. The top Alpha variant gets ventilated seats for the driver and front passenger, along with a 10-way powered driver’s seat.
Q. Does the Maruti e-Vitara have a sunroof?
The Alpha gets a fixed glass roof. It does not open like a conventional sliding or panoramic sunroof.
Q. How many airbags does the Maruti e-Vitara have?
The e-Vitara gets seven airbags as standard, including a driver’s knee airbag. It has also received a five-star Bharat NCAP rating for adult and child occupant protection.
Q. Does the Maruti e-Vitara have ADAS?
Yes. The Alpha gets Level 2 ADAS, including adaptive cruise control, automatic emergency braking, lane-keeping assistance, blind-spot monitoring and rear cross-traffic alert.
Q. Does the Maruti e-Vitara have a 360-degree camera?
Yes. A 360-degree camera is available on the top Alpha variant, while the lower variants get parking sensors and, from Zeta, a reversing camera.
Q. What colours are available with the Maruti e-Vitara?
The e-Vitara is offered in 10 current colour choices, including NEXA Blue, Arctic White, Splendid Silver, Grandeur Grey, Bluish Black and Opulent Red, along with four Bluish Black roof dual-tone combinations.
