Suzuki Access 125 Scooters News

Suzuki India has registered a whopping 34 per cent growth in December. The company sold 43,874 units in December as compared to 32,786 units in December 2017. 

Suzuki dealers are actually happy with this movement. Their reasoning is simple. The Burgman is more expensive. So, the more they sell, the higher the turnover. 

It was launched in November 2017 and competes in the 125cc scooter segment in the country. 

A new entrant into the 125cc scooter segment, the Hero Destini 125 competes against the Suzuki Access 125 and Honda Activa 125. So, how does the Hero Destini 125 fare against its rivals on paper? We find out.

The Delhi-based manufacturer has finally launched its premium 125cc scooter in India offered in two variants.

Suzuki India has launched two new dirt bikes in India, the RM-Z250 and the RM-Z450 at Rs 7.1 lakhs and Rs 8.31 lakhs (ex-showroom Delhi) respectively. 

Suzuki has registered a whopping 24 per cent increase in its September sales. The company sold 63,140 units last month as compared to 50,808 units a year earlier. 

Bajaj, Hero, Honda, Suzuki, TVS and Yamaha have organised free service camps across Kerala to help rehabilitate those affected by the floods. 

Vespa launched its most affordable model, the Vespa Notte in India recently. Sporting a similar all-black theme is the Suzuki Access 125 Special Edition. How do the 125cc scooters fare against each other on paper?

Hero will soon launch their first 125cc scooter in India, the Duet 125. The scooter will face competition from the highest selling 125cc scooter in the country, the Suzuki Access 125. Let’s preview how the scooters will put up against each other.