Suzuki Bikes News

The sporty commuter is based on Suzuki’s successful GSX-S150

Suzuki recently launched the Burgman Street at Rs 68,000 (ex-showroom Delhi). Here’s everything you need to know about the maxi-styled scooter

The company’s first maxi-style scooter comes with nifty features such as LED headlamps, an all-digital instrument cluster and more!

The company is set to debut India’s first maxi-style scooter tomorrow, at a premium price point

The scooter costs Rs 82,250 (on-road Pune), which keeps it at the premium end of the 125cc segment

Suzuki dealerships have started receiving the maxi-styled scooter since bookings for the soon to launch Burgman Street are already underway

We find out if the Suzuki Burgman Street 125 holds its own against its competitors on paper

Both the variants get a new paint scheme and now come with single-channel ABS as standard for the year 2018

Suzuki’s Indian subsidiary says the upcoming electric scooter will be launched alongside Maruti’s first electric car in 2020

Suzuki’s much anticipated scooter is all set to launch mid July – will compete agaisn’t the Honda Grazia and TVS Ntorq 125

When just power isn't good enough

Under the campaign, the Japanese bikemaker will be distributing 60 Gixxer motorcycles to traffic authorities, and more than 12000 helmets to road users across 12-cities during the...

Expect deliveries to begin from July 2018

The Japanese brand has also introduced a new colour for the Access Special Edition

It’s the second bike in its segment to receive a single-channel ABS unit after the Honda CB Hornet 160R

Suzuki recently filed a patent for what seems to be a 300cc sports bike for their 2019 lineup

It would become the only maxi-styled scooter on sale in India when launched.

Expected to be launched in the next couple of weeks

There’s a new apex predator in town! Here’s what the middleweight has to offer in terms of affordability, comfort and outright performance.

The Suzuki GSX-S750 is expected to launch in India this month with a price tag between Rs 8 lakh and 9 lakh.

Suzuki has slashed the prices of its two most popular superbikes in India by up to Rs 2.2 lakh.

The addition of fuel injection promises improved fuel efficiency and smoother performance

Updates are limited to new colour and graphics

This new maxi-styled scooter looks set to take the 125cc class by storm