EVenIndia Prices as of November 2026

Maruti e Vitara vs Maruti Grand Vitara petrol: which costs less?

In New Delhi, driving 40 km a day and charging at home, the Maruti e Vitara Zeta costs ₹1.3 lakh more on-road than the Maruti Grand Vitara Zeta (O) AT, saves about ₹7,098 a month, and pays for itself in about 17 months.

There's no petrol or diesel version of the Maruti e Vitara, so we've matched the Maruti Grand Vitara: the closest petrol car on price and size.

Maruti e Vitara
Maruti e Vitara ZetaElectric · ₹17.94 lakh ex-showroom · ~400 km real range
Maruti Grand Vitara
Maruti Grand Vitara Zeta (O) ATPetrol · ₹15.24 lakh ex-showroom · ~13.5 km/l
Extra to buy the EV₹1.3 lakhon-road, incl. tax and insurance
Saved every month₹7,098fuel, upkeep and insurance
Pays for itself in17 monthssaves ₹4.79 lakh over 7 years

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Running cost per km

EV, charged at home₹135per 100 km
Grand Vitara petrol₹756per 100 km

Based on New Delhi prices: petrol at ₹102.12 a litre and home electricity at ₹8 a unit. The EV uses its real-world range of about 400 km per charge; the Grand Vitara uses about 13.5 km/l in real driving.

Break-even in 15 cities

Same cars, same 40 km a day. Fuel prices, electricity tariffs and state road tax move the answer.

CityPetrol ₹/lPower ₹/unitExtra upfrontSaved / monthPays back
New Delhi102.128₹1.3 lakh₹7,09817 months
Gurugram102.977.5₹1.3 lakh₹7,27717 months
Faridabad102.607.5₹1.3 lakh₹7,24317 months
Noida101.897₹3.19 lakh₹7,2823.6 years
Ghaziabad101.907₹3.19 lakh₹7,2823.6 years
Lucknow101.867₹3.19 lakh₹7,2793.6 years
Mumbai111.2112₹99,108₹7,09913 months
Pune111.0011.5₹99,108₹7,18213 months
Bengaluru111.688.2₹1.76 lakh₹7,91821 months
Chennai107.768₹53,385₹7,6067 months
Hyderabad115.739₹22,903₹8,1193 months
Ahmedabad101.816₹3.08 lakh₹7,4793.3 years
Surat101.606₹3.08 lakh₹7,4603.3 years
Jaipur113.198.5₹1.4 lakh₹7,99316 months
Kolkata113.509₹1.4 lakh₹7,91817 months

How much you drive changes everything

Daily drivingSaved / monthPays back7-year saving
20 km a day₹3,3173 years₹1.62 lakh
40 km a day₹7,09817 months₹4.79 lakh
60 km a day₹10,87911 months₹7.97 lakh
80 km a day₹14,6609 months₹11.14 lakh

New Delhi prices, home charging.

Every e Vitara variant, matched

Each EV variant is paired with the Grand Vitara variant at the same point in its price range (base with base, top with top).

e Vitara variantPriceGrand Vitara variantPricePays back
Delta 49 kWh₹16.19 lakhSigma MT₹10.77 lakh5.5 years
Zeta 61 kWh₹17.94 lakhZeta (O) AT₹15.24 lakh17 months
Alpha 61 kWh₹19.99 lakhAlpha (O) AWD AT₹18.63 lakhDay one

Ex-showroom prices, Delhi, November 2026. Break-even uses New Delhi on-road prices.

How we worked this out

Questions people ask

Is the Maruti e Vitara worth it over the Maruti Grand Vitara?

In New Delhi, driving 40 km a day and charging at home, the Maruti e Vitara Zeta costs ₹1.3 lakh more on-road than the Maruti Grand Vitara Zeta (O) AT, saves about ₹7,098 a month, and pays for itself in about 17 months. Over 7 years you would save about ₹4.79 lakh in total. The more you drive, the sooner the EV pays back.

How much does it cost to charge the e Vitara at home?

A full charge of the 61 kWh battery costs about ₹542 at ₹8 per unit in New Delhi, including about 10% charging loss. That works out to about ₹135 per 100 km, against ₹756 per 100 km for the Grand Vitara petrol.

What is the real-world range of the e Vitara?

The 49 kWh version does about 330 km on a full charge. The 61 kWh version does about 400 km on a full charge. These are road-test and owner figures, not the brochure claim.

Where does the e Vitara pay back fastest?

Of the cities we track, it pays back fastest in Hyderabad (3 months) and slowest in Lucknow (3.6 years). Fuel prices, electricity tariffs and state road tax all change the answer.

Can I buy the e Vitara with battery rental?

Yes. With the battery rented, the 49 kWh version costs ₹5 lakh less upfront, and you pay about ₹3.99 per km for the battery. The calculator can compare both options.

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