Suzuki to Display India-Built e Vitara, Fronx & Victoris at Japan 2025 Event

The Japan Mobility Show 2025 is almost here! Scheduled from October 30 to November 9 in Tokyo, the event will see several global carmakers showcase their latest concepts and innovations. But this year, all eyes are on Suzuki, which plans to put the spotlight on made-in-India Maruti Suzuki cars.

From the tough Jimny 5-door to the all-electric e Vitara, and the newly launched Victoris, Suzuki is ready to showcase India’s growing importance in its global lineup.

Let’s take a look at the four India-made cars that will represent Maruti Suzuki at the event.

1. Maruti Jimny 5-Door (Suzuki Jimny Nomade)

The iconic off-roader is going international again - this time as the Suzuki Jimny Nomade. Built in India and exported to Japan, the 5-door version of the Jimny will be on display at the show.

Visually, it looks the same as the Indian model but comes with a few extra features, including ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance Systems) for added safety. Under the hood, it uses the same 1.5-litre petrol engine with 4WD as standard, offering the same go-anywhere attitude that makes the Jimny special.

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2. Maruti e Vitara - The Electric SUV from India

The e Vitara is one of the most awaited electric SUVs from Maruti Suzuki. It’s built in Gujarat and will be exported to more than 100 countries.

The EV comes with a new-age design, a high-tech cabin, and two battery options - 49 kWh and 61 kWh. With a range of over 500 km, it’s designed to rival top-selling global EVs. The e Vitara has also scored a 4-star Euro NCAP rating, proving it’s as safe as it is stylish.

3. Maruti Fronx FFV Concept - Future-Ready with Flex Fuel

Suzuki will also bring a Flex-Fuel version of the popular Maruti Fronx to the show. Called the Fronx FFV Concept, it can run on ethanol-blended petrol, supporting Suzuki’s push for cleaner and greener mobility.

In India, the Fronx is already E20-compliant, meaning it can handle 20% ethanol fuel. The concept version takes this further, showing how Suzuki plans to make its vehicles more eco-friendly in the future.

4. Maruti Victoris - Going Green with CNG and CBG

Maruti Victoris, launched in India in September 2025, will also be showcased at the event with a new twist. Suzuki will display both CNG and CBG (Compressed Biomethane Gas) variants of the sedan.

The company will also showcase a prototype model that can run on both fuels, along with a mini model of its biogas plant built in India. This is part of Suzuki’s effort to promote renewable fuel technologies and reduce carbon emissions.

India’s Pride at the Global Stage

With models like the Jimny Nomade, e Vitara, Fronx FFV, and Victoris, Suzuki is proving that India is becoming a key hub for global car production.

These cars reflect how far Indian manufacturing has come - from building cars for local buyers to producing models that stand tall on the global stage.

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