The production model is set for a 2026 launch.
The production model is set for a 2026 launch.
Suzuki has unveiled the Vision e-Sky concept ahead of the Japan Mobility Show 2025, which kicks off on October 30. The compact electric vehicle showcases the Japanese manufacturer's new "Unique, Smart, Positive" design language and hints at a production model planned for the 2026 financial year.
The concept measures 3,395 mm long, 1,475 mm wide, and 1,625 mm tall – making it taller than the Maruti Suzuki S-Presso but slightly smaller in length and width. Its upright proportions and short overhangs suggest decent interior space despite the compact footprint.
Styling features include a matrix-style LED light bar at the front flanked by C-shaped daytime running lights, aerodynamic wing mirrors, flush door handles, and a roof spoiler with integrated brake light. The concept sports a two-tone finish with a white roof and blacked-out pillars, whilst the chunky C-pillar creates a floating roof effect. Aero-optimised wheels and subtly flared arches complete the look.
Inside, there's a modern cabin with a squircle-shaped steering wheel featuring integrated controls on glossy black trim. Twin digital displays handle instrumentation and infotainment duties, showing battery charge level, range, speed, and lighting status.
A floating dashboard design works with wraparound cabin styling, enhanced by LED light strips throughout. The gear selector sits below the dashboard for easy access. Front seats get a split-design upper section in blue and purple tones, with beige accents on the lower portions and armrests.
Suzuki hasn't shared detailed technical information but confirms the Vision e-Sky will offer over 270 km of range. The production version is expected globally during FY2026.
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