Archive · 25 Aug 2026
Suzuki's e-Sky EV Offers 310km Range at 1,030kg
Suzuki has shown a small electric car called the e-Sky.
It is designed for Japan's kei-car market.
The company says it can travel up to 310 kilometres on one charge.
It weighs 1,030 kilograms, which is relatively light for an electric car.
The car has now been shown in a form close to production.
Suzuki previously tested it in Europe.
It is expected to go on sale in Japan by the end of the financial year ending March 2027.
Suzuki has not confirmed whether it will sell the car in India.
The company also has not shared its price, battery size or motor power.
Suzuki has unveiled the e-Sky, a compact electric kei car for Japan.
The vehicle claims a 310-kilometre range and a kerb weight of 1,030 kilograms.
The e-Sky has appeared in near-production form after earlier testing in Europe.
Suzuki plans to launch the car in Japan during the financial year ending March 2027.
Pricing, battery capacity, motor output and any India launch have not been announced.
- Who
- Suzuki unveiled the e-Sky electric kei car.
- What
- The e-Sky is a compact EV claiming 310 kilometres of range and a 1,030-kilogram kerb weight.
- When
- It is scheduled to go on sale in Japan during the current financial year, ending March 2027.
- Where
- The vehicle is intended for Japan and was previously tested in Europe.
- Why
- Suzuki is developing the car for Japan, while its platform is notable in India because it traces back to the Vision e-Sky concept linked to the next-generation WagonR EV.
- Vehicle
- Suzuki e-Sky
- Vehicle type
- Compact electric kei car
- Claimed range
- 310 kilometres
- Kerb weight
- 1,030 kilograms
- Planned market
- Japan
- Expected sale timing
- Within the financial year ending March 2027
- Unannounced details
- Pricing, battery capacity, motor output and an India launch