Latest News about Suzuki GSX-S750 [2017-2018]

The Japanese manufacturer has updated the GSX-S750 with three new colour options for 2019 in international markets. 

Suzuki India had the bigger nakeds, the GSX-S1000 and the GSX-S1000F on sale since the last two years. But there was always room for a smaller streetfighter as there was a need for a more affordable, less aggressive and stunning looking motorcycle. That’s where the GSX-S750 comes into the picture.

The recall has been issued concerning faulty fuel pump O-rings. 

The Suzuki GSX-S750 is a middleweight streetfighter and it competes against the Kawasaki Z900 and the Triumph Street Triple. But there is another Japanese middleweight lurking in the background, priced very close to it – the Honda CBR650F. It might not be a naked, but then a supersport motorcycle will always have an edge in a market like India. So how do these bikes stack up against each other? We take a look at what the spec sheets tell us -

After unveiling the bike at the 2018 Auto Expo in February, Suzuki has finally launched the GSX-S750 priced at Rs 7.45 lakhs. Give or take Rs 1 lakh from that price and you get 7 other bikes to choose from. Here is what the grid looks like-

Suzuki has launched its middleweight streetfighter offering, the GSX-S750 in the Indian market today. While the bike competes against the higher powered Kawasaki Z900, it also faces competition from a slightly higher priced, Triumph Street Triple S. We find out how the Suzuki GSX-S750 fares against its biggest rivals on paper-

Suzuki has launched the GSX-S750 in India at Rs 7.45 lakhs (ex-showroom). Powered by an inline-four engine, the GSX-S750 competes against the Triumph Street Triple S, Ducati Monster 797 and the Kawasaki Z900.

The Suzuki GSX-S750 is going to be launched in India tomorrow. The second locally-assembled motorcycle after the Hayabusa, the middleweight streetfighter is expected to sport a price tag under Rs 8 lakhs.

The GSX S750 is Suzuki's answer to the likes of the Kawasaki Z900, the Ducati Monster 797, an the Triumph Street Triple. But, in reality, its biggest challenger in India will be the Honda CBR 650F.

The Suzuki GSX-S750 and Burgman Street made their debut at the Auto Expo, earlier this year, although the company stopped short of announcing the prices. Now though, our sources hint that both these two-wheelers will go on sale by the end of the next quarter.