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Video: Is the $59k Suzuki e Vitara worth the money?

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Video: Is the $59k Suzuki e Vitara worth the money?

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Is the new Suzuki e Vitara worth nearly $59,000? We get behind the wheel of Suzuki’s first dedicated battery electric vehicle – the flagship Suzuki e Vitara Ultra AWD – to see if it delivers enough range, performance, and practicality to compete in Australia’s booming electric SUV market.

Priced at $58,990 drive-away, the flagship Ultra features a 61 kWh battery, dual electric motors, AllGrip e-4WD, and a rugged, purpose-built EV platform.

But with a claimed WLTP range of under 400 km and tough competition from budget-friendly and mid-size rivals, can Suzuki justify this price point? In this review, we cover:

• Australian pricing, value proposition, and how it stacks up against rivals

Would you buy the Suzuki e Vitara Ultra at $59k, or would you look elsewhere in the EV market? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below!

Sam is Chief Operating Officer for Renew Economy and EV Media. Sam has been working with Renew Economy and One Step Off The Grid since 2014 and with The Driven since its inception in 2017. Sam is also the host of The Driven Podcast .

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