Head-to-head · India 2026
Hyundai CRETA Electric vs Maruti Suzuki e Vitara
Put battery capacity, real-world highway range, DC charging speeds, and everyday dimensions side by side. Same questions. Clearer choices.
Choose up to 3 electric cars to compare side by side.
The same drive. Different cars.
Put range in context.
Adjust departure battery charge and driving style. Each vehicle calculates its estimated highway and city distance with a 10% safety buffer.
Your kind of drive
Battery at departure 20%10% kept in reserve100%
Hyundai CRETA Electric · Year not listed
Illustrative distance · 80% to 10%225–280km
Maruti Suzuki e Vitara · Year not listed
Illustrative distance · 80% to 10%270–335km
How this estimate works
We start with the vehicle’s published range band, multiply it by the battery available above a 10% reserve, then apply an illustrative driving factor: City ×1.05, Mixed ×1.00, Highway ×0.85. Results are rounded to 5 km.
These factors are Chargespot assumptions, not measured efficiency for these vehicles. This is a way to explore battery and driving choices. Weather, terrain, speed, traffic, battery ageing and cabin cooling are not modelled. It is not a route forecast or a promise that you can reach a destination.
The facts behind the feeling
Side-by-side technical specs.
Compare real battery capacity, charging curves, motor outputs, and safety ratings sourced directly from manufacturer technical specifications.
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| At a glance |  |  |
|---|---|---|
| Hero Variant · Model Year | Excellence LR · Year not listed | Alpha 61 Dual Tone · Year not listed |
| Ex-Showroom Price | ₹23.67 lakhExcellence LR · Historical ex-showroom · Delhi · Recorded 28 Oct 2026 | ₹20.21 lakhAlpha 61 Dual Tone · Ex-showroom · India |
| Certified Range | 510 km (ARAI) | 543 km (ARAI) |
| Real-World Highway Range (95 km/h) | ~319 km | ~383 km |
| Real-World City Range | ~399 km | ~479 km |
| Battery (Nominal / Usable) | 51.4 kWh nominal49.86 kWh usable | 61.1 kWh nominal59.8 kWh usable |
| Cell Chemistry & Care | NMCNMC chemistry delivers high energy density. Charge to 80% for daily commutes, reserving 100% charges for long highway journeys. | LFPLFP chemistry provides exceptional thermal stability and can be charged to 100% SoC daily without accelerated cell degradation. |
| Battery Warranty | 8 Years / 1,60,000 km | 8 Years / 1,60,000 km |
| Peak Motor Output | 171 PS (126 kW) · 255 Nm | 174 PS (128 kW) · 193 Nm |
| 0–100 km/h Acceleration | 7.9 sec | Not published |
| DC Fast Charging (10–80%) | 39 min · Peak 70 kWCCS2 DC Fast Charger | 45 min · Peak 70 kWCCS2 DC Fast Charger |
| AC Home Charging | 4.8 hours0% to 100% full · Up to 11 kW AC | Pending disclosureAC charging specs undisclosed |
| Charging Port & Location | CCS2 · Centre front, behind the Hyundai emblem in the front grille | CCS2 · left front fender |
| Boot & Luggage Space | 433 L | 425 L |
| Ground Clearance | 190 mm | 180 mm |
| Safety & NCAP Rating | 6 Airbags | 5 Stars (Bharat NCAP)7 Airbags standard |
| ADAS & Autonomous Aids | Level 2 | Level 2 |
| Vehicle-to-Load (V2L) | Supported | Not supported |
| Connected Services Platform | Hyundai Bluelink | Suzuki Connect |
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Data verified against official OEM technical specifications and warranty manuals. Check with your authorized dealership for local on-road prices and subsidy eligibility.