Suzuki Access 125, Avenis 125, Burgman Street New Prices After GST Rate Cut: Get Cheaper By Around Rs 9,000

Suzuki India has confirmed that it will pass on the GST rate cut benefits on all of its scooters, as they fall under the 350cc. All two-wheelers (350cc and below) will enjoy reduced GST of 18% from the current 28%. 

Here is the revised official price list of base variants of all Suzuki scooters, that will come into effect on September 22:

If you’re wondering about the prices of other variants of all Suzuki scooters sold in India, here’s our calculation of new GST prices factoring the new tax rates on the ex-showroom prices, along with the price differences:

As per the new pricing, India’s best selling 125cc scooter the Access 125 is expected to sell in even higher numbers than before. Afterall, Suzuki sold 68,172 units of the Access 125 in July which is a massive 33% higher than the 51,555 units sold in June this year. The sportier Avenis 125 also gets significantly more affordable as well.

On the other hand, Suzuki’s most expensive scooter, the Burgman Street EX still costs well over Rs 1 lakh, even after the price cut. It still feels a little too expensive for what it offers, especially considering the fact that the EX version only offers a larger 12-inch rear wheel over the regular Burgman Street. So if you want a well-equipped, fairly priced 125cc maxi-style scooter, you can simply go for the Burgman Street. Apart from this, the brand also claims that the spare part prices will go down as per the new GST norms, so expect service costs to go down too.  In a recent development, the Suzuki Access 125 and the Burgman Range were among the top 5 best-selling scooters in October 2025.