
Suzuki E-Vitara
Rs. 52.99 – 63.99 Lakhs

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iCAUR V23Rs. 53.99 Lakhs | Jaecoo J5Rs. 54.99 Lakhs | Leapmotor B10 DesignRs. 54.99 Lakhs | MGS5 Luxury (62 kWh LUX)Rs. 54.99 Lakhs | |
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| Claimed Range | Not listed | 461 km (NEDC) | 460 km (WLTP) |
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| Battery Capacity | 59.93 kWh | 58.9 kWh | 67.1 kWh | 62.2 kWh |
| Max Power | 100 kW | 155 kW | 160 kW | 99 kW |
| Max Torque | 180 Nm | 288 Nm | 240 Nm | 250 Nm |
| Compare the iCAUR V23 vs Jaecoo J5 | Compare the iCAUR V23 vs Leapmotor B10 Design | Compare the iCAUR V23 vs MGS5 Luxury (62 kWh LUX) |
The iCAUR V23 is priced at Rs. 53,99,000 in Nepal.
The iCAUR V23 has a claimed range of 401 km on a single charge. On hill roads, in stop-start traffic and with the AC running, you can expect roughly 300 to 340 km.
A DC fast charger takes the battery from 20% to 80% in about 36 minutes.
No. Nepal gets the single-motor rear-wheel-drive (RWD) variant. The dual-motor AWD version sold in some other markets has not been officially confirmed for Nepal.
Yes, more than most EVs at its price. With 210 mm of ground clearance, a 43-degree approach angle, and a reported 600 mm wading depth, it is well suited to rough roads and stream crossings beyond the Kathmandu Valley.