Suzuki e Sky Electric Kei Car Debuts With 310 Km Range, Weighs Just 1,030 Kg - Team Autopunditz - 19 hours ago - 4 min read Suzuki has taken another major step in its electric vehicle journey with the debut of the e Sky, a compact battery-electric kei car developed primarily for the Japanese market. The production-oriented model evolves from the Vision e-Sky concept showcased earlier and is scheduled to make its Japanese market debut in autumn 2026. Suzuki’s Japanese dealer network has also begun promoting the upcoming model through a dedicated teaser campaign. The Suzuki e Sky stands out for its exceptionally compact footprint, low kerb weight and a claimed driving range of 310 km, making it an interesting new entrant in Japan’s growing electric kei-car segment. Suzuki e Sky Dimensions and Weight The new Suzuki e Sky measures: - Length: 3,395 mm - Width: 1,475 mm - Height: 1,625 mm - Wheelbase: 2,460 mm - Kerb weight: 1,030 kg - Turning radius: 4.4 metres The length, width and height closely follow the dimensions Suzuki had previously announced for the Vision e-Sky concept. Suzuki describes the model as a compact BEV designed around everyday commuting, shopping and occasional longer journeys. At just 3.4 metres long, the e Sky is considerably smaller than most conventional hatchbacks. Its tall-body design and relatively long wheelbase should nevertheless help maximise passenger space within its kei-car footprint. 310 Km Driving Range One of the biggest upgrades over the concept is the claimed driving range. The production-oriented Suzuki e Sky is said to offer a reference range of 310 km in its two-wheel-drive configuration. This represents an improvement over the Vision e-Sky concept, which had earlier been associated with a range of more than 270 km. Suzuki has not yet revealed key technical details such