Overview
- Customer test drives will begin in early January 2026 before bookings open, with pricing promised to meet expectations.
- The e‑VITARA is slated to be available at about 500 Nexa showrooms by January as dealer dispatches ramp up.
- Maruti confirmed a phased plan to localise batteries and other key EV components over the next few years to improve affordability.
- The company reports about 2,000 charging points, 1,500 EV‑ready workshops and an ‘e for me’ app integrating 13 charge‑point operators, with a goal of ~100,000 public chargers by 2030.
- Exports have reached roughly 10,000 units to multiple markets, and Maruti projects greener vehicles to account for about 45% of India sales by FY27 after investing roughly Rs 250 crore in charging and service infrastructure.