Suzuki e VITARA
Motion
Suzuki lists a 49 kWh battery, front-wheel drive and 106 kW output for the Australian Motion.

Electric SUV · Australian model guide
Australian rangeSuzuki’s e VITARA is battery electric, not the Vitara Hybrid. The Australian Motion and Ultra grades differ in battery and drivetrain, so the badge alone is not enough for a useful comparison.
Listed in the manufacturer’s Australian range. Confirm the exact grade, model year, price and delivery timing with the manufacturer or its dealer network.
Manufacturer figures are comparison information. Real-world range and charging vary with conditions, equipment and use. Confirm the exact Australian model year and grade.
Inside & out
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Suzuki e VITARA
Suzuki lists a 49 kWh battery, front-wheel drive and 106 kW output for the Australian Motion.
Suzuki e VITARA
The Ultra combines a 61 kWh battery with ALLGRIP-e four-wheel drive and 135 kW output. Confirm equipment differences in the local specification table.
Model information: Suzuki Australia: e VITARA model and images.

Everyday ownership
Assess rear-seat flexibility and luggage space with the seats positioned for your passengers, not only fully forward. Keep e VITARA and Vitara Hybrid research separate. The Australian grade table is the right place to confirm which comfort and convenience features are standard.

Battery & charging
Suzuki lists Type 2 AC and CCS2 DC charging support. The quoted 11 kW onboard AC capability depends on a suitable supply and installation. Battery size, temperature and state of charge affect public charging, so compare charging conditions as well as headline times.
Understand Australian EV charging costsKeep the details together
Keep the grade, production date, battery, drivetrain, wheels and fitted options together. This helps avoid comparing specifications from different markets or model years.
Manufacturer warranty and motor insurance address different circumstances. Read the relevant documents and confirm repair, battery and charging-equipment questions with the appropriate provider.
Review seating, luggage, parking and charging access for your actual use. Manufacturer test-cycle figures are a starting point for research, not a guarantee of real-world results.
Questions answered
Suzuki’s e VITARA is battery electric, not the Vitara Hybrid. The Australian Motion and Ultra grades differ in battery and drivetrain, so the badge alone is not enough for a useful comparison.
Listed in the manufacturer’s Australian range. Confirm the exact grade, model year, price and delivery timing with the manufacturer or its dealer network.
Manufacturer website imagery may show overseas vehicles and optional equipment. Colours, wheels, trim and cabin layout can vary by model year and Australian grade. Confirm the exact vehicle specification with the manufacturer.
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Manufacturer website imagery may show overseas vehicles and optional equipment. Colours, wheels, trim and cabin layout can vary by model year and Australian grade. Confirm the exact vehicle specification with the manufacturer.
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