In Pictures: Suzuki e Vitara Ultra Review: Is Suzuki's First Dedicated EV Worth $59,000 in Australia?

The e Vitara's 61 kWh LFP battery can be topped up at public charging stations across Australia.

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Suzuki claims a 395 km WLTP range for the e Vitara Ultra AWD, making charging infrastructure a key ownership consideration.

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Home solar and charging could help offset running costs for buyers weighing the e Vitara's $58,990 drive-away price.

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At nearly $59,000, the e Vitara Ultra competes against established electric SUVs and sedans already on Australian roads.

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Faster DC charging speeds matter on road trips, an area where the e Vitara's 61 kWh battery will be tested.

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Plugging in at public stations remains part of the EV ownership routine for Australian drivers.

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Suzuki enters Australia's booming EV market with its first dedicated battery electric model, the e Vitara.

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The e Vitara Ultra AWD's dual motors promise all-weather traction for Australian buyers.

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Whether the e Vitara justifies its premium price will depend on real-world range and practicality.

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