Browse All Toyota Urban Cruiser Ebella Variants & Compare
₹23.60 Lakhex-showroom
The Urban Cruiser Ebella is Toyota's first mass-market electric SUV in India, and it launched with a single variant, the E3. Its ex-showroom price is ₹23.60 Lakh. The E3 can be had with a 49 kWh battery or a larger 61 kWh pack, and it drives the front wheels through a single speed automatic. Toyota has said more variants are expected to follow, so the choice today is really about which battery suits your driving.
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The E3 launch variant
For now the Ebella comes in just one trim, the E3, priced at ₹23.60 Lakh ex-showroom. It uses a single speed automatic, the standard setup for an electric car, since the motor sends power straight to the wheels. There is no petrol, diesel or manual version to weigh.
The main decision within the E3 is the battery. A 49 kWh pack keeps the price lower, while a 61 kWh pack adds meaningful range. Think about your daily distance and charging access before settling on one.
Two batteries, one motor
Both battery options power the same front-wheel-drive electric motor, so the driving feel stays similar between them. The bigger pack mainly buys extra range and a little more power at the top end. For city and suburban use, the smaller battery is often enough.
Because the trim choice is so simple, spend your time on range instead. Check how far each Ebella battery covers on a full charge, since that matters far more than it would with a fuel tank.
The full lineup
| Variant | Fuel | Transmission | Ex-showroom price |
|---|---|---|---|
| E3 | EV | Automatic | ₹23,60,000 |
Toyota Urban Cruiser Ebella variants: common questions
How many Urban Cruiser Ebella variants are there?
At launch, just one, the E3 at ₹23.60 Lakh ex-showroom. Toyota has said more variants are expected to follow, but for now the E3 is the only trim on offer.
What battery options does the Ebella E3 have?
A 49 kWh pack or a larger 61 kWh pack. Both drive the same front-wheel-drive motor, so the main difference is how far the car travels between charges.
Is the Ebella available with any petrol or manual option?
No. The Ebella is electric only, with a single speed automatic. The only choice to make is the battery size within the E3 launch variant.
Which Ebella battery should I pick?
The 49 kWh pack suits city and suburban drivers who charge often. The 61 kWh pack is the better fit if you regularly cover longer distances between charges.