Maruti Suzuki has recently entered the Indian electric vehicle market, with its inaugural electric vehicle, the e Vitara, yet to be released. Nevertheless, the automaker aspires to become a leader in the Indian electric passenger vehicle sector, planning to introduce a minimum of four electric models in the country by the fiscal year 2030. During the announcement of its product strategy and mid-term management plan for FY2025-FY2030, Maruti Suzuki has affirmed its commitment to launching these four electric vehicles.

Maruti Suzuki EVs: What would be other electric cars

Maruti Suzuki is expected to introduce its inaugural electric vehicle, the e Vitara, in India in the near future. The e Vitara was presented at the Auto Expo 2025. Additionally, the manufacturer has plans to unveil three more electric vehicles in the Indian market by 2030. Maruti Suzuki has already announced its intention to launch the Fronx EV, which will be a fully electric variant of the Maruti Suzuki Fronx crossover, derived from the Baleno premium hatchback.

Furthermore, the Maruti Suzuki Ertiga may also be among the models to receive an all-electric version in the Indian passenger vehicle sector. Given that the affordable MPV segment presents significant untapped potential, particularly for fleet operations, the automaker might consider launching an Ertiga EV. However, the company has not yet disclosed any specifics regarding its electric vehicle product strategy.

Maruti Suzuki aims to regain lost footprint

Maruti Suzuki is focused on restoring its presence in the Indian passenger vehicle market. The company's market share has fallen below 50 percent due to heightened competition from other manufacturers. To address this decline, Maruti Suzuki has set a goal to recover its market position by the fiscal year 2030. The introduction of new products, including four electric vehicle models, will be instrumental in this initiative.

By the end of fiscal year 2030, Maruti Suzuki intends for traditional internal combustion engine vehicles to represent approximately 60 percent of its total sales, while battery electric vehicles are projected to constitute 15 percent, and hybrid models are expected to account for 25 percent of overall sales.

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