Toyota has unveiled the Urban Cruiser, a brand new fully electric SUV for Europe which is heavily based on the Suzuki e-Vitara. The Urban Cruiser measures 4,285 mm (168.7 inches) long, slotting between the Yaris Cross and the C-HR in Toyota’s European SUV lineup.

Toyota revealed its latest all-electric vehicle today as the Urban Cruiser compact SUV. The EV, which will be fully revealed at the Brussels Motor Show next month, is intended for the European market, first coming to the UK in the third quarter of 2025.

You’re looking at Toyota’s version of the Suzuki eVitara, called the Urban Cruiser – not to be confused with the 2024 Urban Cruiser Taisor (rebadged Suzuki Fronx), 2022 Urban Cruiser HyRyder (rebadged Suzuki Grand Vitara),

Toyota will add six fully-electric models to its global lineup by 2026, all of them going on sale in Europe first.

Toyota has globally unveiled the all-electric Urban Cruiser SUV, a rebadged version of the Suzuki eVitara, expected to launch in India by the end of 2025. We compare the designs of both electric SUVs

Anyway, the new Urban Cruiser is the Toyota-badged twin of the recently unveiled Suzuki e-Vitara, and it’s here to try and nab some sales from cars like the Kia EV3, the Volvo EX30, the Hyundai Kona Electric, the Skoda Elroq, the Peugeot e-2008 (and its Stellantis siblings) and the new Ford Puma Gen-E. Plenty of competition, then.

Both Toyota Urban Cruiser EV and Suzuki eVitara are global offerings with launch probability in India around mid 2025.

Other highlights include a two-spoke steering wheel, a blue theme for the screens, rectangular AC vents with their brushed silver surrounds, rotary drive state selector and leatherette upholstery. Features include wireless smartphone mirroring,