The king of Indian roads Maruti Suzuki has finally decided to enter the electric genre their soon to be revealed XL5 EV. The car has been specifically engineered for the Indian market and can be considered as a much premium version of the company’s iconic and one of the best selling models the WagonR.
However, the test mule of the Maruti Suzuki XL5 was seen covered with black camouflage, We can clearly make out some major cosmetic tweaks. We can expect the XL5 come out of the cocoon by the end of 2020 or in the phase of 2021 selling under the company’s Nexa subsidiary.
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- In the following spy shots the XL5 receives a new nose along with integrated headlights and grille, the new nose also features a split headlight setup, with much larger underbody circular headlamps.
- The spied test mule of the Maruti suzuki XL5 also supports high-mounted running lamps and massive 175/65 R15 tyres and wheels, Although the alloys have been borrowed from the long lost cousin the Ignis. The all new WagonR based XL5 shares almost every aspect of the legendary conventional hatchback.
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- The main thing which helps us identify the Maruti Suzuki XL5 as an electric vehicle is the absence of the tailpipe at the rear-end and the presence of the B-mode that could be seen under the gear lever.
- According to leading media sources the XL5 will take an average AC charger will take an average 7 hours to fully charge the Maruti Suzuki XL5. Whereas the DC fast charger will do the magic in under an hour.
- We can also expect Maruti to launch a separate XL5 plus which will support the fast charging providing much larger degree of flexibility and convenience to all XL5 users.
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