Suzukie-Vitara 61kWh 4WD AllGrip (2025)
£476
per year when charging off-peak
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Suzuki e-Vitara 61kWh 4WD AllGrip Compatible Chargers
With installation
Charger only
Pay in full from
£918.00
£489.00
Pay monthly
£12.54
£163.00
Tethered and untethered
With installation
Charger only
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£846.90
£492.00
Pay monthly
£11.56
£164.00
Intelligent Octopus Compatible
With installation
Charger only
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£1074
£642.00
Pay monthly
£14.68
£214.00
Compatible with Intelligent Octopus
With installation
Charger only
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£932.40
£500.40
Pay monthly
£12.73
£166.80
Compatible with Intelligent Octopus
With installation
Charger only
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£982.50
£538.80
Pay monthly
£13.42
£179.60
Compatible with Intelligent Octopus
With installation
Charger only
Pay in full from
£774.90
£384.00
Pay monthly
£10.57
£128.00
Cheapest Intelligent Octopus charger
With installation
Charger only
Pay in full from
£1119
£710.76
Pay monthly
£14.87
£197.43
Compatible with Intelligent Octopus
With installation
Charger only
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£1404
N/A
Pay monthly
£19.18
N/A
Compatible with Intelligent Octopus
With installation
Charger only
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£1300
£679.00
Pay monthly
£17.75
£226.33
Tethered and untethered
With installation
Charger only
Pay in full from
£999.43
£474.00
Pay monthly
£13.65
£158.00
Tesla and non-tesla vehicle compatibleHow much does it cost to charge the Suzuki e-Vitara 61kWh 4WD AllGrip?
On an average UK tariff, the cost to charge the Suzuki e-Vitara 61kWh 4WD AllGrip at home is approximately £16.10.
However, by switching to an EV-friendly tariff, it could be as low as £4.89. That means you could save as much as £475.93 a year* when you combine one of our smart chargers with an EV-friendly tariff.
*Charging costs are calculated using the off-peak rates of intelligent Octopus and based on a 200 mile per week trip (or 10,400 mile per year).
when you combine one of our smart chargers with an EV-friendly tariff.
How long does it take to charge the Suzuki e-Vitara 61kWh 4WD AllGrip?
Charging the Suzuki e-Vitara 61kWh 4WD AllGrip takes approximately 8 hours and 15 minutes to charge from zero to full using a typical 7kW home charging point.
However, most drivers "top up" their EV, so charging times are often much shorter. Plus, our smart EV chargers let you schedule a charge overnight, allowing your EV to recharge its battery while you recharge yours!
Charge Times
 Dedicated Smart Home Chargers | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Charge Amount | Domestic Socket (2.3kW) | Single Phase (7.4kW) | Three Phase (11kW) | Rapid (70kW) |
| 20 miles (Average Daily Mileage) | 2h 10m | 40m | 27m | 4m |
| 20 - 80% | 15h 56m | 4h 57m | 3h 20m | 31m |
| 0 - 100% | 26h 34m | 8h 15m | 5h 33m | 52m |
Charge Times
| Charge Amount | Single Phase (7.4kW) | Three Phase (11kW) |
|---|---|---|
| 20 miles (Average Daily Mileage) | 40m | 27m |
| 20 - 80% | 4h 57m | 3h 20m |
| 0 - 100% | 8h 15m | 5h 33m |
| Charge Amount | Domestic Socket (2.3kW) | Rapid (70kW) |
|---|---|---|
| 20 miles (Average Daily Mileage) | 2h 10m | 4m |
| 20 - 80% | 15h 56m | 31m |
| 0 - 100% | 26h 34m | 52m |
Suzuki e-Vitara 61kWh 4WD AllGrip salary sacrifice
What is the range of the Suzuki e-Vitara 61kWh 4WD AllGrip?
The range of the Suzuki e-Vitara 61kWh 4WD AllGrip is 245 miles. This is the WLTP-certified range, which is based on a standardised test all electric vehicles go through in Europe.
Just like the MPG figure on a petrol or diesel vehicle, the official range of an electric car should be taken as a guide to help compare with other vehicles rather than a guaranteed range for day-to-day driving. The actual full electric range will vary depending on driving efficiency, speed, temperature, weather conditions and more.
What is the battery size of the Suzuki e-Vitara 61kWh 4WD AllGrip?
The battery size of the Suzuki e-Vitara 61kWh 4WD AllGrip is 61.1kWh.
Battery sizes on electric vehicles vary from around 30kWh (kilowatt hours) to as big as 100kWh and higher. The bigger the battery the more range you get generally speaking, although the vehicle's weight and efficiency are huge factors in the actual range available.
There are also steps you can take to prolong the life of an EV battery. Check out our guide to electric vehicle battery maintenance for tips on keeping your EV in tip-top health.
What happens when an EV battery eventually dies though? Many of the parts can be re-used or recycled - learn more about what happens to an electric car battery at the end of its life.
What is the company car tax rate for the Suzuki e-Vitara 61kWh 4WD AllGrip?
The company car tax rate (also known as benefit in kind rate) for the Suzuki e-Vitara 61kWh 4WD AllGrip is 3%.
How much benefit-in-kind tax you'll need to pay for your electric vehicle will depend on its emissions, its range and its worth. You can check out our guide to company car tax for electric cars to learn more.
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