India’s ev market is heating up quickly. Maruti, India’s largest and most trusted carmaker, is ready to succeed in electrification.
Its first EV, a production version of the eVX electric crossover concept, will come out in 2025. After that, the company plans to release at least five more cars by 2030. These include the Wagon R EV and an electric crossover based on the Fronx.
India’s first strong-hybrid Maruti was the 2022 Grand Vitara. Maruti Suzuki’s Toyota cooperation will produce additional goods like the Innova Hycross derivative. Suzuki’s global hybrid automobiles, including the Swift hybrid, may come to India. The company will also offer “eco-friendly” ICE choices including factory-fitted CNG kits and ethanol-blended flex-fuel drivetrains.
Even though Maruti Suzuki doesn’t sell electric vehicles (EVs) in India yet, it has big plans to get into this market. But
Suzuki, Maruti’s parent corporation, wants to electrify India and other major markets until 2030. The company also said that six India-bound EVs will make up 15% of its lineup by the end of the decade.
Maruti Suzuki will have 40% electrified vehicles, including all-electric and strong-hybrid versions.