Latest News about Suzuki Access 125 [2007-2016]

Suzuki Motorcycle India Pvt Ltd has launched a new zero down payment scheme for its two-wheelers. Available for HDFC bank account holders, Suzuki is offering customers the option of 100 per cent finance for its entire range.

August has been an exceptionally good month for the Indian scooter market. The month usually sees a surge in demand owing to the festive season in Maharashtra and surrounding regions, and this year has been no different. Here is the list of scooters which made the most of the festive season and the ones who failed to capitalise on the opportunity. 

Suzuki has introduced yet another special edition of the Access 125. Simply called the Access 125 Special Edition, this new offering will be officially launched on September 9 although it’s already on display across Suzuki dealerships with on-road Mumbai prices starting at Rs 68,200. 

First question you would ask after reading the title is why to compare a 150cc scooter with the 125cc ones? Well, there are two reasons. One, there’s no other 150c scooter the Aprilia SR 150 could be compared with (not considering LML 150 as it’s not sold pan India). Two, all three scooters are priced very close to each other. To know their exact pricing, you’ll have to read through this spec comparison. 

Suzuki has filed patents for the Extrigger motorcycle that will be competing with the cool Honda Grom and the Kawasaki Z125 Pro. However, the Suzuki one is little different because it’s electric.

Suzuki has revealed that it has no immediate plans to phase out the older Access scooter. While the new Access 125 model is the most expensive Suzuki scooter on sale in the country, the older model will continue as the entry-level 125cc model in the Japanese manufacturer's scooter line-up.

Suzuki has launched its Boulevard C50 cruiser in Thailand. This motorcycle has been tuned for low end power and to achieve this a four stroke 805cc liquid cooled V-twin engine has been incorporated. This engine packs 45.1bhp with 62Nm of torque and power is released to the wheels through a five-speed gearbox via a shaft drive.

It’s raining Scramblers this year. After the internet was crowded with images of Scrambler photos from EICMA 2015, we have a new entrant and this time from Suzuki.

Suzuki has launched the updated Access 125 in India at Rs 48,512 (ex-showroom Delhi). The Access 125 is the Japanese manufacturer’s top-selling scooter in India and with the new cosmetic upgrades, Suzuki will aim at retaining the novelty factor of the scooter.

Suzuki Motorcycle India is in the process of upgrading most of their commuter two-wheeler lineup. This news was confirmed by a top official to IAB during the launch of the Suzuki Let’s in Chennai.