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Suzuki electric, plug-in hybrid cars in the UK
Be EV Wise lists Suzuki models that can be bought new in the UK: 1 pure EV version and 1 plug-in hybrid. Guide prices in our list run from £32,999 (Suzuki e Vitara 61 kWh 2WD) to about £49,679 (Suzuki Across Plug-in Hybrid).
Suzuki models at a glance
| Model | Type | Body, seats | Guide price | Range | Battery | Rapid charging | Boot | Grant | Brand warranty |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| e Vitara 61 kWh 2WD | Pure EV | SUV, 5 | £32,999 | about 205 mi | 59.8 kWh | up to 60 kW | 238 L | Not listed | 10 years* |
| Across Plug-in Hybrid | Plug-in hybrid | SUV, 5 | From £49,679 | up to 46 mi (official) | Plug-in battery | n/a | Check | Not listed | 10 years* |
Guide prices are approximate and some may already include the Electric Car Grant. Pure EV range is a typical real-world estimate; plug-in hybrid range is the official electric-only figure. Battery chemistry is shown only where a source names it. *Warranty depends on servicing conditions. "Check" means we have not confirmed it: ask the seller. Reliability: see the Warrantywise Reliability Index (built from used-car repair data, so many new models have no score).
Highlights
- Lowest-priced pure EV: Suzuki e Vitara 61 kWh 2WD, about £32,999.
- Longest real-world range: Suzuki e Vitara 61 kWh 2WD, about 205 miles.
- Fastest rapid charging: Suzuki e Vitara 61 kWh 2WD, up to 60 kW.
- Biggest boot: Suzuki e Vitara 61 kWh 2WD, 238 litres.
- Longest plug-in hybrid electric range: Suzuki Across Plug-in Hybrid, up to 46 miles (official).
What to check before you buy a Suzuki
- Confirm the on-the-road price, and whether any Electric Car Grant is included.
- Ask for the vehicle and battery warranty terms in writing, including servicing conditions.
- Ask which battery chemistry the exact car has.
- Look up the model in the Warrantywise Reliability Index.
Frequently asked questions about Suzuki
Which Suzuki electric and hybrid cars can you buy new in the UK?
Our list includes the Across Plug-in Hybrid, e Vitara. That is 1 pure EV version and 1 plug-in hybrid. Availability and trims change, so confirm with a dealer.
How much does a new Suzuki cost in the UK?
Guide prices in our list run from £32,999 (Suzuki e Vitara 61 kWh 2WD) to about £49,679 (Suzuki Across Plug-in Hybrid). Prices are approximate, change often, and some may already include the Electric Car Grant. Always confirm the on-the-road price with the seller.
What range do Suzuki electric cars have?
Typical real-world range in our list runs from about 205 to 205 miles across the 1 pure EV version. The official WLTP figure is higher; winter and motorway driving reduce range further.
Are the Suzuki hybrids self-charging or plug-in?
In our list, Suzuki Across Plug-in Hybrid is a plug-in hybrid. Full hybrids charge themselves and cannot be plugged in; plug-in hybrids have a larger battery you charge from a socket.
Are any Suzuki cars eligible for the Electric Car Grant?
None of the Suzuki models in our list appeared on the published Electric Car Grant lists we checked in September 2026. The lists change, so check GOV.UK.
What warranty does Suzuki offer on new cars?
We understand Suzuki's standard new-car warranty to be 10 years, subject to servicing conditions. Battery warranties are separate, typically around eight years or 100,000 miles: confirm the terms for your car.
What battery do Suzuki cars use?
Battery chemistry is not published in our sources for these Suzuki models. Ask the seller to confirm it in writing for the exact car.
How reliable are Suzuki cars?
Each model can be checked against the Warrantywise Reliability Index, which uses used-car repair data (vehicles three to fifteen years old, at least 250 per model). Many new models have no score yet, and the Index is not a prediction for an individual car.
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Figures compiled September 2026 from published UK sources and are approximate. Page reviewed 2026-09-20. General information, not financial, legal or technical advice.