Toyota Reveals Urban Cruiser EBELLA In India - Gets 543 Km Range, Dual-Screens And More

If you are looking to invest in an electric SUV and the current crop of mid-sized offerings do not catch your imagination, then Toyota India may have an alternative for you soon. Enter the newly unveiled Urban Cruiser EBELLA, which will be Toyota's first electric vehicle in India. The highlights of the Urban Cruiser EV include multiple battery packs, up to 543 km range and a tech-rich cabin. Here's everything you need to know about this electric SUV.

The Urban Cruiser EBELLA will compete in the growing mid-sized electric SUV segment. It gets a futuristic design with large wheel arches and short overhangs. The front gets a pair of sleek LED headlamps that come with integrated LED DRLs. The SUV gets 18-inch alloy wheels and LED taillamps at the rear.

The plastic cladding all around the SUV gives it a dual-tone look and also protects against stone chips. The SUV gives a sleek stance due to its sloping roofline, which also makes it more aerodynamic.

In terms of the spec sheet, the Urban Cruiser EBELLA gets a 49 kWh battery pack that gives it a 543 km range on a full charge. It will also be available in a 61 kWh battery pack and the electric motor generates 171 hp and 189 Nm of torque, giving the EV a front-wheel drive setup.

The features list of the Urban Cruiser EBELLA includes highlights such as front ventilated seats, panoramic sunroof, a 10.24-inch infotainment touchscreen and a 10.2-inch driver information display. It also gets ambient lighting, wireless mobile charger, reclining and sliding rear seats and a lot more. Safety features include 7 airbags, Level 2 ADAS, 360-degree parking camera and more.

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While Toyota has confirmed the imminent arrival of the Urban Cruiser EBELLA in India, it has not confirmed any launch date or price details about its first electric SUV. We expect the EBELLA to be priced between the Rs 15 lakh and Rs 25 lakh bracket. Prices could start from a more affordable range, considering Toyota will offer a BAAS (battery as a service) ownership model with the EV as well.