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eVitara Vs Urban Cruiser EVWhile most rivals come equipped with a single-motor FWD layout, Suzuki eVitara and Toyota Urban Cruiser EV offer a dual-motor 4WD option
With electric vehicles getting more and more mainstream, OEMs are lining their offerings to cater for the growing demand. While Suzuki and Toyota are more into the ‘Hybrid vehicle’ school of thought, both companies are jointly launching global electric SUVs. Suzuki’s version is called eVitara. Toyota’s version of this vehicle debuted yesterday, called Urban Cruiser EV.
Both the eVitara and Urban Cruiser EV are essentially the same vehicle with unique design elements. Design differences between these vehicles are more evident on the outside, while interiors are more-or-less identical. Let’s see a detailed image comparison between eVitara and Urban Cruiser EV.
Toyota Urban Cruiser EV Above, Suzuki eVitara Below
eVitara Vs Urban Cruiser EV
Both vehicles feature a similar silhouette as they are the same vehicles under their skin. Speaking of Skin, Suzuki is going for a contemporary appeal with a more rugged and muscular approach. We can see larger headlights, more muscular bumper with a bull-bar effect, and a more pronounced closed-off grill on eVitara.
Urban Cruiser EV, on the other hand, has a more sleek and minimalistic design appeal. The headlights are a lot sleeker, with a C-shaped insignia. The front bumper has functional air channels to smoothen airflow. Only eVitara gets fog lights, though. These vehicles have wheel sizes up to 19 inches and feature unique aero covers.
Toyota Urban Cruiser EV Above, Suzuki eVitara Below
At the sides, both vehicles get similar ORVMs, body cladding and charging ports in left front quarter panel and rear door handle in C Pillars. At the rear, things are almost identical. Tail lights are connected, but LEDs inside them are not. They both feature a similar roof spoiler, rear unpainted bumper, shark-fin antenna and others.
Identical Interiors
On the inside, both eVitara and Urban Cruiser EV from Suzuki and Toyota, are almost identical. The only differences we can see are the change in brand logo and the colour theme. Suzuki has gone for a dual-tone Black and Brown theme, while Toyota has executed a slightly sportier-looking all-black theme.
Toyota Urban Cruiser EV Above, Suzuki eVitara Below
Features-wise, both get the new tw0-spoke steering wheel, vertical AC vents, floating centre console, a 10.1-inch infotainment screen, 10.25-inch instrument cluster and a 10-inch HUD, automatic climate control, electronic parking brake, auto-dimming IRVM, 360-degree camera, powered driver seat, rear sliding and reclining seat, among others. Urban Cruiser EV looks like it gets extra tweeters.
Under the bonnet, both Suzuki eVitara and Toyota Urban Cruiser get the same battery options and are powered by the same powertrains. Battery options are 49 kWh or 61 kWh. 2WD variants get a single motor with up to 172 bhp and 189 Nm performance. Larger pack offers a dual-motor 4WD option with a total system output of 181 bhp and 300 Nm. More
Tata Tiago EV Midnight PlumWhere rivals are concerned, Tiago EV lock horns with MG Comet EV, which is a smaller vehicle with 3 doors for limited practicality
The spiritual successor of Indica, Tata Tiago, was among the most revolutionary mass-market offerings from the brand. This hatchback also has a fully-electric variant as well, which is called Tiago EV. At the fag end of 2024, Tata Motors has updated Tiago EV.
While there are no additions to this electric hatchback, Tata Motors has removed the Midnight Plum colour from Tiago EV’s palette. Tiago EV is India’s most affordable 5-door electric car and the prices start from Rs 7.99 lakh (Ex-sh) for base XE Medium Range model and go till Rs 11.49 lakh (Ex-sh) for XZ+ Tech Lux Long Range model.
Tata Tiago EV Updated
One of India’s most popular electric cars, Tata Tiago EV, used to offer as many as five distinct shades. These include Pristine White, Midnight Plum, Teal Blue, Daytona Grey and Tropical Mist. Of these five colours, Tata Motors has removed Midnight Plum shade from the palette, leaving only four options.
Midnight Plum colour option is discontinued with immediate effect and dealerships have been notified about the same. Dealerships are advised to communicate with booked customers and offer other colour options. Other than the discontinuation of Midnight Plum colour, Tiago EV is the same vehicle as before.
2024 Tata Tiago EV Added Features
It is based on ICE Tiago hatchback with an electric powertrain. Design-wise, Tiago EV gets a unique closed-off front grill for design distinction. This lends a unique fascia for Tiago EV, which is immediately recognisable. Projector headlights, LED DRLs, stylised steel wheels and piano black inserts in door handle are notable exterior elements.
On the inside, Tata Motors offers plush leatherette seat upholstery in a light shade for an airy feel. The steering wheel is leather-wrapped with a multitude of switches for music and cruise control, a 7-inch infotainment screen by Harman with up to 8 speakers, 45W front USB charger, speed dependant volume, Android Auto and Apple CarPlay are among the main highlights.
Same Powertrains
Other features include fully automatic climate control, cooled glovebox, electric ORVMs with auto fold, auto-dimming IRVM, auto headlights, rain-sensing wipers, rear defogger, rear washer and wiper among others.
2024 Tata Tiago EV
Updated Tiago EV comes equipped with the same battery options as before – 19.2 kWh pack with Medium Range and 24 kWh pack with Long Range models. Promised range is up to 315 km on a single charge and Tiago EV also gets an optional 7.2 kW AC charger option for fast charging at home. Max power for Tiago EV is 74 bhp and max torque is 114 Nm.
Also read – Tata Motors to increase prices from January 1st, 2025
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