Maruti Omni Electric Van is all set to redefine urban mobility in 2025, blending zero-noise electric driving, shandar range and the same practical, iconic design that made the Omni a favorite for families and small businesses alike. Here’s why this electric rebirth could become a city legend.
Zero Noise, Zero Emissions for Peaceful City Drives
At the heart of the New Maruti Omni Electric Van is a compact electric motor paired with a high-capacity lithium-ion battery. The result? Completely silent operation that feels smooth and stress-free in dense traffic. No gear shifts, no engine vibration—just a clean, quiet ride that transforms daily commutes and deliveries into something far more relaxing.
Shandar Range Built for Daily Urban Runs
Engineered for city life, the Omni Electric Van is expected to deliver a real-world range of around 180–200 km per full charge. That’s more than enough for school runs, family errands or even a day of small business deliveries without worrying about topping up. And with fast charging support, drivers can add a significant boost during lunch breaks, keeping downtime to a minimum.
Practical Boxy Design That Still Makes Sense
Maruti has kept the legendary boxy shape that made the Omni so popular, but added modern touches like LED headlamps, refreshed bumpers and EV-specific styling details. Inside, the flat floor and tall roofline mean space is just as impressive as before—comfortably fitting passengers, large cargo or both, depending on the variant.
Smart Cabin Upgrades for Everyday Use
- Digital instrument cluster showing battery status and range
- Touchscreen infotainment system with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay
- Reverse parking sensors and optional camera for easier city maneuvering
- Improved seat cushioning and better sound insulation for quiet comfort
Why It’s Ready for the Future
Expected to launch around ₹8–9 lakh (ex-showroom), the New Maruti Omni Electric Van stays true to its roots: an affordable, highly practical workhorse—but now future-proofed with zero emissions and low running costs. With zero noise, shandar range and a familiar yet fresh design, it’s set to become the city-friendly EV van India didn’t know it was waiting for.
