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    2026 Hayabusa Debuts With Torque Boost, Enhanced Cruise Control

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    2026 HayabusaIn addition to the technical updates, the 2026 Hayabusa is now also available in a Special Edition model with exclusive features
    Suzuki has unveiled the 2026 Hayabusa, offering refined performance and updated electronics. The new model was recently showcased at the Motorcycle Live (MCL) event, held at the NEC in Birmingham. The standard model is now available at a starting price of £18,599 (Rs 21.60 lakh), whereas the Special Edition version is priced at £18,999 (Rs 22.06 lakh). Let’s check out the details.
    2026 Suzuki Hayabusa – What’s new?
    For the 2026 Hayabusa, Suzuki has updated the throttle maps to deliver higher torque at low RPM. Users can expect quicker and stronger acceleration without the need to rev hard. This update will allow smoother rides in urban environments since the engine will now respond better at low RPM. Overtaking at low speeds will also become easier.
    Suzuki has updated the cruise control setup to ensure that it remains active even during gear shifts. In the previous model, the standard approach was used wherein the cruise control would turn off when the user shifted gears. With the cruise control now active during gear changes, users can expect smoother highway riding. There won’t be any hassle of resetting the cruise control every time the user shifts gears. This update will reduce fatigue and make long rides a lot more enjoyable.
    Another useful update is smoother launch control and a new lithium-ion battery. Users can expect faster and more predictable take-offs, which will be useful at traffic stops and track environments. The lithium-ion battery used is lightweight and designed to deliver improved electrical performance.
    2026 Suzuki Hayabusa Special Edition
    Suzuki has introduced a Special Edition version of the 2026 Hayabusa, which gets an exclusive colourway. This model also gets some exclusive graphics, badging elements and some new features. As compared to the standard version that has a black shade with red accents, the 2026 Special Edition Hayabusa has a blue shade with white accents. Both these colours have a strong association with Suzuki race bikes.
    An aerodynamic seat cowl is offered as standard with the 2026 Hayabusa Special Edition. This accessory enhances the bike’s sporty aesthetics, especially the side profile. The distinctive colour scheme is complemented with 3D ‘Suzuki’ black decals, placed on a white background on the sides of the fuel tank. Similarly, the top section of the fuel tank gets a circular ‘Special Edition Hayabusa’ badge.
    This badge also displays the ‘Hayabusa’ in Japanese Kanji character, highlighting the bike’s Japanese origins and heritage. Another benefit for enthusiasts choosing the 2026 Hayabusa Special Edition is the discounted pricing for official Akrapovic exhausts. While the market price of these exhausts is £3,025 (Rs 3.51 lakh), Suzuki is offering them for just £1,999 (Rs 2.32 lakh) with the 2026 Hayabusa Special Edition. Cost of fitting is included in the price of the Akrapovic exhaust upgrade.
    2026 Suzuki Hayabusa continues to be powered by the 1340 cc, 4-stroke, 4-cylinder, liquid-cooled, DOHC engine that generates 190 PS and 150 Nm of torque. It is paired with a 6-speed constant mesh gearbox. Across international markets, Suzuki Hayabusa competes primarily with Kawasaki Ninja ZX-14R. More

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      Suzuki Motorcycle Records Highest-Ever Monthly Sales at 1.29 lakh in Oct 2025

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      New Suzuki AccessExports were a major growth driver as Suzuki Motorcycle India reported strong overseas dispatches in Oct 2025, ending YoY, MoM and YTD sales on a strong note
      Suzuki Motorcycle India Pvt. Ltd. (SMIPL) has released sales data for October 2025. The company has witnessed their highest ever monthly sales with 1,29,261 units sold, comprising total domestic and total exports. These stellar numbers could be attributed to a promising festive season, new GST reforms and strong overall demand, more particularly in global markets.
      Suzuki Motorcycle Sales Oct 2025 – YoY Vs MoM
      Suzuki Motorcycle India Pvt. Ltd. (SMIPL) sales stood at 1,29,261 units in Oct 2025 marking their highest ever monthly sales. Breaking down this figure further, it was a 7.67% YoY growth from 1,20,055 units sold in Oct 2024 while MoM sales were up by 4.62% from 1,23,550 units sold in Sept 2025. Growth was seen particularly in terms of exports while local demand remained subdued.
      Suzuki Motorcycle Sales Oct 2025
      Domestic sales last month stood at 1,03,454 units, a 1.42% de-growth from 1,04,940 units sold in Oct 2024. Domestic markets command an 80.03% share while exports hold on to a 19.97% share. Exports surged 70.74% to 25,807 units last month. This was a volume increase of 10,692 units over 15,115 units sold in the same month last year. MoM domestic sales too saw a decline by 2.30% from 1,05,886 units sold in Sept 2025. Demand in global markets continued to remain high showing off a strong 46.10% MoM increase from 17,664 units shipped in Sept 2025.
      Suzuki Motorcycle YTD Sales April-Oct 2025
       SMIPL has also seen its YTD sales improve substantially both in domestic and export markets. During the period of April to Oct 2025, the company dispatches stood at 8,17,435 units. This was a 10.46% increase from 7,40,000 units sold in the same period last year. It related to a volume increase of 77,435 units.
      Domestic sales ended on a positive note with 6,73,926 units sold in the past 7 month period, an 8.44% rise over 6,21,470 units sold in the same period of the previous year. Exports were up 21.07% to 1,43,509 units, a 24,979 unit volume increase from 1,18,530 units sold in the FY 25 YTD period.
      Commenting on the sales performance, Mr. Deepak Mutreja, Vice President – Sales & Marketing, Suzuki Motorcycle India Pvt. Ltd., said, “October 2025 marks a significant milestone in Suzuki Motorcycle India’s growth journey. Achieving our highest ever monthly performance is a direct reflection of the trust customers place in our brand and products. The record domestic retail sales of more than 1.40 lakh units demonstrate robust demand during the festive period. We deeply appreciate the continued support of our dealer network and customers. Our focus remains on enriching the overall ownership experience while expanding our presence across the country.”
      Positive customer response was shown towards the Access 125 and Burgman Street 125 scooters. The recently updated Gixxer and Gixxer SF, two highly competitive bikes in the 150cc to 160cc segment, have recently received new colour schemes and were also a part of special festive offers extended to buyers last month. Along with improved sales, the company’s spare parts division also performed well, reporting sales worth Rs 857 million in October 2025. More

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      Suzuki Access CNG Variant Unveiled – Can Run On CBG Too

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      Suzuki Access CNG Variant Unveiled
      Using green fuels such as CNG, CBG and hydrogen is part of Suzuki’s multi-pathway strategy to achieve its carbon neutrality goals
      At the Japan Mobility Show 2025, Suzuki has showcased the CNG (Compressed Natural Gas) version of the Access scooter that can also run on CBG (Compressed Biomethane Gas). This could be introduced in India in the near future, as OEMs look for alternative fuel options other than battery-powered vehicles. While TVS is in the race with Jupiter CNG, Suzuki Access could be the first CNG/CBG powered scooter to be launched in India. Let’s get more details about these developments.
      Suzuki Access CNG/CBG variant – Key features
      In terms of its design, the Suzuki Access CNG/CBG variant is largely the same as petrol-powered Access sold in India. It does get a distinctive livery highlighting its use of green fuels. CNG and CBG have similar calorific values and can be used interchangeably in most engines.
      Suzuki Access CNG/CBG variant has the gas tank mounted under the seat. This is a compact unit, designed to carry 6 litres of CNG/CBG. Filling nozzle is located just next to this gas tank. Suzuki Access CNG/CBG variant is also equipped with a 2-litre petrol fuel tank. This can be filled via an external fuel filler. When both tanks are full, Suzuki Access CNG/CBG variant will have a range of around 170 km.
      Suzuki Access CNG Variant Unveiled
      There will be some reduction in power-to-weight ratio, as the additional equipment makes the Suzuki Access CNG/CBG variant heavier by around 10%. For context, petrol-powered Suzuki Access weighs 106 kg. There could be some reduction in power and torque output as well. The petrol-powered Access has a 124-cc engine that generates 8.4 PS and 10.2 Nm of torque.
      Along with the CNG/CBG version of Access, Suzuki has also showcased a hydrogen-powered concept version of the Burgman 400 scooter. In this case, the hydrogen tank is mounted beneath the floorboard. This hydrogen-powered Burgman 400 utilizes hydrogen combustion for propulsion. It is not revealed how close Suzuki has come to launching its first hydrogen-powered scooter.
      CBG – A boost for rural economy
      While CNG and CBG are similar fuels, it is the CBG that has more benefits to offer. Suzuki’s CBG program not only aims to reduce carbon emissions but also generate new sources of income for rural households. At the Japan Mobility Show, Suzuki displayed a miniature model of a biogas plant. This has been built in collaboration with a dairy cooperative in India.
      TVS Jupiter CNG Showcased at 2025 Bharat Mobility Expo
      CBG is derived from dairy waste and the byproduct is also valuable in the form of organic manure. Both of these can benefit the rural economy when biomethane projects are carried out on a large scale across the country. Government policies also incentivize production of biomethane gas. Unlike CNG, which is a limited resource, CBG is classified as a renewable resource. Its production has a lower carbon footprint, as compared to CNG.
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      Suzuki Gixxer Lineup Updated With New Colours – Gets Festive Benefits

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      Suzuki Gixxer Lineup Updated Contesting in the highly competitive 150cc to 160cc segment, Suzuki Gixxer and Gixxer SF have been some of the most potent motorcycles on sale. Both motorcycles have been updated by Suzuki Motorcycle India Pvt Ltd (SMIPL) ahead of the festive season with new colourways to establish a fresh colour palette with […] More

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      Suzuki 2W Sales Sep 2025 – 25% YoY and 11% YTD Growth

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      New Suzuki Burgman Strong festive season along with revised GST 2.0 tax structure augmented demand specifically in the sub-350cc segment Suzuki Motorcycle India has posted strong domestic sales in September 2025. However, exports have fallen sharply. Reduced prices due to new GST reforms along with a spurt of purchases during the festive season has resulted […] More

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      2025 Suzuki V-Strom SX Launch Price Rs 1.98L – 4 New Colours

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      2025 Suzuki V-Strom SX Champion Yellow No. 2 + Glass Sparkle Black Suzuki Motorcycle India Pvt Ltd (SMIPL) has just updated its quarter-litre adventure tourer, the V-Strom SX. For the model year 2025, Suzuki is giving V-Strom SX new colours and the company has just flagged off a 10-day Himalayan Expedition for V-Strom SX owners […] More

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      Suzuki 2W Price Cut Post GST 2.0 Reforms Up To Rs 18k

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      New TVS Access Suzuki Motorcycle India Pvt Ltd (SMIPL) has just announced the new and revised prices of their scooters and motorcycles with powertrains less than 350cc. This is on the backdrop of recently announced GST 2.0 reforms by the Indian Government to benefit tax payers and provide them with a sense of relief ahead […] More

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      Suzuki 2W Sales August 2025 Grew 8.72% YoY – Access, Burgman, Gixxer

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      Suzuki Gixxer SFOne of the most popular scooter brands in India, Suzuki Motorcycle India Pvt Ltd (SMIPL), has ended the sales month of August 2025 with style. Except for the MoM sales analysis in the domestic market, Suzuki’s 2W division in India registered positive growth across the sales chart in domestic and international business domains.
      The company’s Access scooter (formerly called Access 125) has emerged as one of the leading 125cc scooters in the country. The company is also keen on expanding the Access brand to incorporate an electric scooter (e-Access) that will be launched this month. It is expected the recreate Access (ICE) scooter’s magic in the highly competitive electric scooter segment of India.
      Suzuki 2W Sales August 2025
      For the month of August 2025, Suzuki achieved its highest-ever spare parts sales worth Rs 85.6 Crores, marking a 21% YoY growth over August 2024’s performance. This signifies the increasing number of Suzuki two wheel vehicles in the country and corresponding increase of their market share and footfall into showrooms and service centres.
      Sticking with sales, Suzuki sold a grand total of 1,13,936 units in August 2025. This resulted in an 8.72% YoY growth as opposed to 1,04,800 units sold in August 2024 leading to a volume growth of 9,136 units YoY along with a marginal 0.3% MoM growth over 1,13,600 units sold in July 2025, leading to 336 units gained in volume.
      Suzuki 2W Sales August 2025
      Splitting this number further, we get 91,629 units sold in the domestic market and 22,307 units sold via their international business (exports). With 91,629 units sold, Suzuki’s domestic sales accounted for 80.42% of total sales and exports accounted for 19.58% of the total sales.
      Domestic sales achieved 4.74% YoY growth over the 87,480 units sold last year which yielded a volume gain of 4,149 units YoY and a 4.58% MoM sales decline as there were 96,029 units sold in July 2025, thus leading to a 4,400 units volume decline. Exports, on the other hand, saw a 28.79% YoY and 26.95% MoM growth with 4,987 units and 4,736 units gained in volume YoY and MoM, respectively.
      YTD Sales Analysis
      Where YTD sales are concerned, Suzuki Motorcycles India managed to fall in the greens completely. The company registered 5,64,624 units sold in total, which can be split into 4,64,586 units sold in the domestic market with 5.76% YoY growth and 1,00,038 units shipped to global markets with 22.86% MoM growth. Total YTD growth was 8.44% YoY, bagging 43,934 units in volume YoY.
      Statement from SMIPL
      Commenting on the performance, Mr. Deepak Mutreja, Vice President – Sales & Marketing, Suzuki Motorcycle India Pvt. Ltd., said, “We extend our heartful gratitude to our customers for their continued trust in Suzuki two-wheelers. The growth in August sales gives us momentum going into the festive season and we look forward to delighting more customers with our products and services.” More