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NEW Suzuki eVitara review – worth the wait? | What Car?

This is Suzuki's FIRST electric cars and truck! And in this brand-new Suzuki eVitara review we find out if this brand-new little electric SUV has actually been worth the wait.

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35 responses to “NEW Suzuki eVitara review – worth the wait? | What Car?”

  1. @Fritsvrolijk Avatar
    @Fritsvrolijk

    Thanks Pro regards from Holland

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  2. @The77Game Avatar
    @The77Game

    I will take lots of space for the passengers in the rear over lots of boot space any time. You can always put stuff on the seats but you can’t put passengers in the boot. I guess the problem is that manufacturers want there to be a big number in boot space in the info page of the car. There isn’t any number they display for the rear passengers.

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    1. @123silentassassin Avatar
      @123silentassassin

      The issue with the Vitara it’s competitors are able to do both.

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    2. @harmymd Avatar
      @harmymd

      I agree!

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    3. @ISuperTed Avatar
      @ISuperTed

      I’ll take both!

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    4. @The77Game Avatar
      @The77Game

      @123silentassassin I have never seen a car that’s less than 4.3 meters that have both a big boot and that much room for passengers. I don’t even think i have ever seen that much room for passengers in a car that size before.

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    5. @The77Game Avatar
      @The77Game

      @ISuperTed Sure but then you’ll take a bigger car. If you want a small SUV like this then there has to be compromises.

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  3. @petersafwat8228 Avatar
    @petersafwat8228

    Nah big passenger space trumps boot capacity anytime

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    1. @foppo100 Avatar
      @foppo100

      Both are important yes?

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    2. @ISuperTed Avatar
      @ISuperTed

      I have both in a car the same size!

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  4. @peterpan6821 Avatar
    @peterpan6821

    It is disingenuous to quote range at 100% charge and then charging time of 10 to 80%.

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    1. @androo4519 Avatar
      @androo4519

      It’s a standard metric and quoted because fast charging not possible beyond 80%

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    2. @123silentassassin Avatar
      @123silentassassin

      How is it? It’s not like you can’t charge it to 100% via AC charging 🤣

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    3. @fist003 Avatar
      @fist003

      becaseu charging it to 100% would double the charging time. this goes to all EVs

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    4. @ISuperTed Avatar
      @ISuperTed

      Nope, total nonsense. That’s like saying if you can put 70 litres of petrol in a tank, if you only regularly put in 50 that’s disingenuous.

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  5. @mikadavies660 Avatar
    @mikadavies660

    Kind of reminds me of the Citroen E-C4…. Which has a similar range but is much more comfortable on our British roads.

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  6. @androo4519 Avatar
    @androo4519

    Perhaps a car you only consider if you live 50 miles from any dealer but a Suzuki dealer.

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  7. @surreyguysurrey4898 Avatar
    @surreyguysurrey4898

    Multiple chinese rivals too whkch are all cheaper and better specced. Whatcar dont seem to a fan of any chinese options.

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    1. @ciybersal9833 Avatar
      @ciybersal9833

      I agree, Chinese are more well equipped and better overall

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  8. @neilwhittaker8021 Avatar
    @neilwhittaker8021

    Why do all these car companies keep using black plastic in the centre armrests. Disappointed 😞

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  9. @alileevil Avatar
    @alileevil

    The driving reviews are all over the place. Some say it’s firm, this one says it’s soft, some say the steering is too weighted, this one says the opposite. Are there quality control issues at Suzuki?

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    1. @foppo100 Avatar
      @foppo100

      Take all this with a pinch of salt.Try any car yourself.The only way to find out if you like it or not.

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  10. @foppo100 Avatar
    @foppo100

    Just concentrate on the car.If people want alternatives they will look and compare.Just keep it simple please.Price comfort range all factors which matter.

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  11. @DebbieDaydream Avatar
    @DebbieDaydream

    I love mine I’ve had it for 2 weeks and it’s a smashing car with loads of room especially for my wheelchair and it’s also my second EV, I have the 61kWh in Ultra in the green 👍

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  12. @francischen4759 Avatar
    @francischen4759

    Renalt 4 is a far better alternative.

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  13. @harmymd Avatar
    @harmymd

    The Chinese SUVs would mop the floor with this car… Price isn’t as terrible though, surprisingly

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    1. @ciybersal9833 Avatar
      @ciybersal9833

      I’ll take Chinese over this anytime

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    2. @harmymd Avatar
      @harmymd

      Me too, already have actually

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  14. @stephenodonohue9876 Avatar
    @stephenodonohue9876

    The only thing wrong with the driving experience, is the ride and the handling… and the steering isn’t great either 😂😂😂.

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  15. @cabottaxi Avatar
    @cabottaxi

    What is the best car in this segment ?

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  16. @sbomorse Avatar
    @sbomorse

    I think I’d replace my AWD bZ4X for one of these.

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  17. @franklin23st Avatar
    @franklin23st

    This is only a good choice if you need a 4×4 electric car. So far your only choice in that case for that budget. Reanault 4 no 4×4, Fiat Grande Panda no 4×4 etc etc.

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  18. @user-16419 Avatar
    @user-16419

    It’s interesting. I rented the previous mild hybrid Vitara this summer. It was a 2025 model with the same steering issue — an unnatural stickiness around the center. The wheel just wouldn’t self-center, which was quite annoying on the highway. Other than that, it was a very pleasant car overall.

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  19. @AndrewKNI Avatar
    @AndrewKNI

    I saw one recently in the metal and it looked very impressive for a small suv. The interior looked a step up from past Suzuki cars. If this Vitara had the 1.4 turbo petrol it would sell like hot cakes!

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  20. @KeliK1 Avatar
    @KeliK1

    Fact check here. Yes, Suzuki sells only two rebadged Toyotas in Europe but Toyota also sells many rebadged Suzukis in other parts of the world. Look for Suzuki Ciaz vs Toyota Belta, Suzuki Grand Vitara vs Toyota Urban Cruiser, Suzuki Ertiga vs Toyota Rumion, Suzuki Fronx vs Toyota Startlet Cross, Suzuki Baleno vs Toyota Starlet, Suzuki Celerio vs Toyota Vitz. Toyota wanted to sell rebadged Suzuki Swift and Suzuki Jimny too but Suzuki said NEVER. This particular Suzuki eVitara is mostly developed by Suzuki too and the Toyota Urban Cruiser Electric is a rebadged Suzuki eVitara.

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