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    2025 Suzuki Avenis Gets More Affordable With Standard Edition Launch

    2025 Suzuki Avenis Standard Edition – Glossy Sparkle Black / Pearl Mira RedSuzuki used to only operate in conventional family scooters segment with Access and maxi-styled scooters segment with Burgman Street. This was changed with the launch of Avenis 125, a sporty scooter to take on TVS Ntorq 125. With time, Suzuki kept on updating Avenis 125 to keep it relevant in the cutthroat market.
    With 2025 Suzuki Avenis, the company launched only the Standard (Ride Connect) variant along with Special Edition. This model came with an updated engine compliant with BS6 P2 OBD2B emission standards. Avenis 125 Standard Edition, however, is launched now with an updated BS6 P2 OBD2B engine. Let’s take a closer look.
    2025 Avenis Standard Edition – Glossy Sparkle Black / Pearl Glacier White
    2025 Suzuki Avenis Standard Edition
    Towards the end of March 2025, Suzuki Motorcycle India launched the new and updated 2025 Avenis 125. The starting price of this updated scooter was Rs 93,200 (Ex-sh) and Rs 94,000 (Ex-sh) for Special Edition. It has to be noted that both these variants came equipped with Ride Connect system.
    Standard Edition, on the other hand, was not launched with MY25 update, which looked like it was left out for good. That’s changed now as the company just launched Standard Edition of 2025 Suzuki Avenis 125 with the updated BS6 P2 OBD2B emission standard compliant engine, same as variants with Ride Connect system.
    2025 Avenis Standard Edition – Champion Yellow No 2 / Glossy Sparkle Black
    Where pricing is concerned, 2025 Suzuki Avenis 125 Standard Edition costs Rs 91,400 (Ex-sh) and is now the most affordable variant of Avenis 125. In effect, it costs Rs 1,800 less than Ride Connect variant and the main omission is, well, Ride Connect system that comes equipped with Bluetooth, app support and turn-by-turn navigation.
    Four colour options
    2025 Suzuki Avenis 125 Standard is offered with four colour options – Glossy Sparkle Black / Pearl Mira Red, Champion Yellow No 2 / Glossy Sparkle Black, Glossy Sparkle Black / Pearl Glacier White and Glossy Sparkle Black. These colours are same as Avenis 125 with Ride Connect system.
    2025 Avenis Standard Edition – Glossy Sparkle Black
    It will be powered by the same 125cc air-cooled engine that is capable of generating 8.7 bhp of peak power and 10 Nm of peak torque, mated to a CVT. Notable features include LED headlights, LED tail lights, a fully digital instrument cluster without Bluetooth, large under-seat storage and more. More

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    2025 Suzuki Access Gets TFT Screen – Launch Price Rs 1.02 L

    2025 Suzuki Access Ride Connect TFT EditionSMIPL (Suzuki Motorcycle India Pvt Ltd) increased its presence in India’s scooter market with the launch of 2025 Access. Apart from the new name (dropped 125 from its name), 2025 Access is also a redesigned product with new features and elements to better rival the Honda Activa 125.
    Earlier this year (January 2025), Honda launched 2025 Activa which now gets a fully digital TFT instrument cluster. This emerged as an aspiring feature for buyers and boosted appeal significantly. Now, Suzuki is at it too, offering a new TFT instrument cluster with the newly launched 2025 Access. Let’s take a closer look.
    2025 Suzuki Access Ride Connect TFT Edition
    2025 Suzuki Access Gets TFT Screen
    For the first time, a mass-market made-in-India Suzuki 2W vehicle (scooter or motorcycle) has been offered with a TFT instrument cluster. This particular screen is a 4.2-inch unit and this cluster retains all of its Bluetooth and connectivity features from the preceding LCD panel, only presented more stylishly with faster refresh rates and higher contrast.
    Where pricing is concerned, 2025 Suzuki Access Ride Connect Edition costs Rs 1,01,900 (Ex-sh). This is around Rs 7,000 more than Ride Connect Edition with an LCD cluster. Along with the new cluster, Suzuki has also introduced a new colour with 2025 Access Ride Connect TFT Edition.
    2025 Suzuki Access Ride Connect TFT Edition
    This new colour is called Pearl Mat Aqua Silver and it is sort of like a Teal shade with a contrasting Beige shade for floorboard and other panels behind the apron. Seat cover gets a Brown shade. The other four colours – Metallic Mat Black No. 2, Metallic Mat Stellar Blue, Pearl Grace White and Solid Ice Green continue to be on offer too.
    With the inclusion of this new 4.2-inch TFT instrument screen, 2025 Suzuki Access has upped its premium quotient and the only thing it now misses, is a keyless ignition system. It continues to be powered by the smooth and reliable 125cc engine and gets the same mechanicals and components as before.
    2025 Suzuki Access Ride Connect TFT Edition
    Statement from Suzuki
    Commenting on this latest offering, Mr. Deepak Mutreja, Vice President – Sales & Marketing, Suzuki Motorcycle India Pvt. Ltd. said, “The Suzuki Access has long been a trusted companion for urban riders and with its latest upgrade, we are adding a new layer of modern functionality and flair. The Coloured TFT Digital display and the elegant new colour elevate the everyday riding experience while staying true to the scooter’s strength of reliability, comfort and efficiency.” More

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    Suzuki 2W Sales April 2025 – Access, Burgman, Avenis, Gixxer

    New Suzuki BurgmanSuzuki Motorcycle India, one of the country’s leading scooter manufacturers, has announced its sales performance for the month of April 2025. The company has had a productive month updating its lineup to BS6 P2 OBD2B emission standards. These include scooters like Burgman Street and Avenis along with motorcycles like Gixxer, V-Strom and even the mighty Hayabusa.
    The company launched the 2025 Access in India, which is currently its best-selling and most important vehicle in the country. In the month of April 2025, the company registered YoY growth when compared to the sales performance from April 2024. However, there was a noticeable decline in sales MoM. Let’s break down the numbers.
    Suzuki 2W Sales April 2025
    In April 2025, Suzuki Motorcycle India sold a total of 1,12,948 units across both domestic and export markets. When compared to the 99,377 units sold in April 2024 and 1,25,930 units sold in March 2025, Suzuki witnessed a YoY growth of 13.66%, gaining 13,571 units in volume YoY. However, there was a MoM decline of 10.31%, losing 12,982 units in volume.
    Suzuki sold 95,214 units in the domestic market last month. Domestic market accounts for 84.3% of the company’s total sales. When compared to the 88,067 units sold in April 2024, there was an 8.12% growth YoY. However, Suzuki sold 1,05,736 units in March 2025, resulting in a 9.95% MoM decline, losing 10,522 units in volume.
    Suzuki 2W Sales April 2025
    The company’s exports account for around 15.7% of the total sales, down from 16.04% in March 2025. With 17,734 units shipped, there was a 56.8% YoY growth as opposed to the 11,310 units shipped last year. However, the 20,194 units shipped in March 2025 made sure that Suzuki witnessed a 12.18% MoM decline, losing 12,982 units in volume.
    Statement from Suzuki
    Commenting on the monthly performance, Mr. Deepak Mutreja, Vice President – Sales & Marketing, Suzuki Motorcycle India Pvt. Ltd., said, “This positive start to the year fills us with gratitude. Each unit sold represents the beginning of a new journey with our customers and we are thankful to be a part of it. We will continue to work sincerely to meet the evolving expectations of our customers and contribute positively to their journey with us.” More

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    2025 Suzuki Hayabusa Updated – Gets 3 New Colours

    2025 Suzuki Hayabusa – Metallic Mat Steel Green/Glass Sparkle BlackFor MY25, Suzuki Motorcycle India has just updated the mighty Hayabusa. With this update the company has brought India’s favourite “Dhoom Bike” to the latest emission standards. Along with that, Suzuki is offering new and exciting colourways with 2025 Hayabusa to entice buyers into choosing the legendary Busa.
    2025 Suzuki Hayabusa Updated
    Where pricing is concerned, 2025 Suzuki Hayabusa can be yours for Rs 16.9 lakh (Ex-sh). This is the flagship motorcycle for Suzuki in India and has been a shining beacon and sort of a holy grail for motorcycling enthusiasts For 2025, Suzuki Motorcycle India is offering three exciting dual-tone colourways with this motorcycle.
    2025 Suzuki Hayabusa – Metallic Mat Steel Green/Glass Sparkle Black
    New colour options include Metallic Mat Steel Green/Glass Sparkle Black, Glass Sparkle Black/Metallic Mat Titanium Silver and Metallic Mystic Silver/Pearl Vigor Blue. These new colourways enhance the overall look and appeal of this Peregrine Falcon and will continue to be an aspiring motorcycle for many.
    The main highlight of this update is that Suzuki Motorcycle India has updated Hayabusa’s engine to meet the new BS6 P2 OBD-2B emission standards that the Indian Government mandated on all vehicles sold in India post April 1st. These new emission standards are stricter and more stringent in their nature.
    2025 Suzuki Hayabusa – Metallic Mat Steel Green/Glass Sparkle Black
    Speaking of Hayabusa’s engine, it is equipped with a fire-breathing 1,340cc in-line 4-cylinder DOHC liquid-cooled engine. Performance metrics on this engine fall in bonkers territory as it is capable of generating 190 PS of peak power and 150 Nm of peak torque, mated to a quickshifter and a 6-speed gearbox.
    Legendary Busa Updated!
    This engine and Hayabusa’s wind tunnel tested aerodynamic design ensures it can reach 300 km/h, making it among the fastest production road-going motorcycles on sale. There is a broad wave of torque on this powertrain that promises effortless acceleration and blistering performance whenever required.
    2025 Suzuki Hayabusa – Glass Sparkle Black/Metallic Mat Titanium Silver
    2025 Suzuki Hayabusa gets top-of-the-line components owing to its legendary status. Notable elements include Suzuki Ram Air Direct ducts, KYB USD telescopic front forks, Battlax Hypersports 22 tyres, Brembo Stylema 4-Piston front brake calipers and more. Electronic rider aids include Launch Control, Cruise Control, Track Traction Control and many more.
    Statement from Suzuki Motorcycle India
    Commenting on the announcement, Mr. Deepak Mutreja, Vice President – Sales & Marketing, Suzuki Motorcycle India Pvt. Ltd. said, “The Suzuki Hayabusa holds a special place in the hearts of motorcycle enthusiasts across the globe. With the introduction of three new colour combinations and the transition to the OBD-2B compliance, we look forward to captivating customers with a product that stays true to its legacy while meeting today’s riding needs.”
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    2025 Suzuki Access Road Test Review – The One To Get?

    2025 Suzuki Access Road Test ReviewIndia’s 125cc scooter segment is a rather interesting one. It sits above the 110cc scooters, offering a little more performance and bringing more premium features. Suzuki is among the leaders in this segment as the company operates three offerings – Access, Burgman Street 125 and Avenis 125.
    Access is by far the most popular in Suzuki’s scooter lineup and is the primary volume generator for the brand. So, when the company launches a major update to Access, it is a big deal and it has even emerged as India’s 3rd highest-selling scooter. After experiencing the new 2025 Suzuki Access in and around Pune city, this is what we think about this scooter.
    2025 Suzuki Access
    2025 Suzuki Access Review
    Within the family 125cc scooters, Suzuki Access is a prominent name. It was among the first 125cc scooters in India, launched in 2007. Close to two decades in its life cycle, Access has had multiple updates and the latest 2025 Suzuki Access is the most technologically advanced iteration of this scooter yet. Dropping 125 from its name, Suzuki has simplified the naming too.
    Suzuki launched it at the Auto Expo 2025 earlier this month at a starting price of Rs 81,700 (Ex-sh). There are three variants on offer – Standard Edition, Special Edition and Ride Connect Edition. Standard Edition gets drum brakes, steel wheels and single-tone colours. Special Edition brings dual tone colours, steel wheels and a front disc brake.
    2025 Suzuki Access
    It is the Ride Connect Edition which offers all bells and whistles like alloy wheels, disc brakes and even a connected instrument cluster with Bluetooth connectivity and Navigation. This is the variant we sampled in Pune city which was finished in a lovely Metallic Mat Stellar Blue. Even though the launch colour was Solid Ice Green, I liked Pearl Grace White and Metallic Mat Stellar Blue colours more.
    Design & Appearance
    Where design is concerned, the new 2025 Suzuki Access does not deviate much away from its family scooter silhouette. It looks very much like an Access, just brought up to date with modern styling cues and in-keeping with current trends. In that regard, we can see Access has gotten much sleeker and looks more athletic than it did before.
    2025 Suzuki Access
    We can see headlights have sleekened a lot and look sharper now. Front apron gets re-profiled styling with smaller turn indicators. There’s a U-shaped LED DRL on front apron which is a new addition. Behind this apron, we now get dual glove compartments along with USB charging port, a hook and a conventional keyhole which also operates fuel filler and underseat storage.
    2025 Suzuki Access
    The fuel filler cap is now concealed beneath a plastic flap for a much cleaner aesthetic. There is a new re-designed tail light as well. Side profile is vastly carried over. We get circular reflectors now positioned near glove boxes behind front apron. The top two variants get chrome circular ORVMs that look rather nice, offering a retro vibe to this scooter.
    2025 Suzuki Access
    Also new are the footpegs, which are of metallic type now that look a lot more premium than before. Top variants get brown seat upholstery which contrasts on the dark blue shade on our particular unit. Even though it doesn’t look like it, 2025 Access packs a new chassis underneath and it has had changes to its powertrain as well.
    Specs & Powertrain
    Speaking of powertrain, Suzuki has updated some core components like crankshaft, camshaft and even the crankcase on this scooter with 2025 model. These changes were done to upgrade this engine and align it with stricter BS6 OBD2B emission norms along with Euro 5 emission norms. Because of these changes, there is variance in performance metrics.
    2025 Suzuki Access
    This 124cc engine now makes 8.31 bhp of peak power at 6,500 RPM and 10.2 Nm of peak torque at 5,000 RPM. So, power has gone down slightly, while torque has seen a minor boost, when compared to its predecessor. This is still a relatively simple engine as it is an air-cooled single-cylinder SOHC 2V/cyl unit, mated to a CVT and a one-way clutch which ensures quiter starts than before.
    2025 Suzuki Access
    This is a smooth and refined powertrain without much vibrations if you’re riding under 90 km/h speed (speedo indicated). Post which, there is a mild buzz. Considering the intended application of this scooter, it is perfectly acceptable as prospective owners are not likely to push it that hard all that often. The 5.3L fuel tank will ensure less frequent fuel stops as Suzuki Access can eke out around 50 km/l of fuel efficiency, depending on the riding style.
    2025 Suzuki Access
    Ride & Ergonomics
    Acceleration is brisk and it has enough grunt to manage quick overtakes in the city. The new chassis feels almost similar to its predecessor, offering decent maneuverability. Suzuki is offering 90-section tyres at both ends. Wheel size is 12-inch at the front and 10-inch at the rear. We wished Suzuki offered 12-inches at both ends for better stability and bump absorption.
    2025 Suzuki Access
    Speaking of, ride quality is slightly on the stiffer side and bump absorption is slightly uneven as the wheel sizes differ. However, it is a city scooter to be used as a daily commuter and it does that job quite well and without any hassle. Seat is long and accommodating. Ground clearance is 160 mm, which didn’t pose any issues even on tallest of speed bumps.
    2025 Suzuki Access
    Braking is quite predictable and is acceptable for a 125cc family scooter. Front disc has decent bite and stopping power. Suzuki offers a parking brake with Access, which is a handy and welcome feature. Some rivals omit the parking brake feature, but I used it more than I thought I would have.
    2025 Suzuki Access Switchgear
    Top variants of this scooter weigh 105 kg making it easy to maneuver in low speeds while parking or in city traffic. Rider ergonomics is spot on and it didn’t induce any discomfort in a 182 cm tall individual like myself. Switchgear is aptly positioned too – left gets turn indicators, horn and high beam pass, while right gets an engine kill switch and hazard light.
    2025 Suzuki Access Boot
    Usability
    Front dual glove compartments can easily accept 500ml water bottles and with 2025 Access 125, Suzuki has carved out more under-seat storage than before. 24.4L in volume, to be precise. It will not accommodate a beefy XL sized full-face helmet, but it will easily accommodate a half-face helmet or a smaller and less beefy full-face helmet.
    2025 Suzuki Access Storage
    The instrument cluster is fully digital and shows quite a lot of information. There are two buttons beside this cluster to control it and functions are quite intuitive. We can see time, speed, odometer and trip meter, fuel gauge and temperature gauge and are surrounded by tell-tale lights. This cluster supports smartphone connectivity via the proprietary Suzuki Ride Connect app.
    2025 Suzuki Access Instrument Cluster
    This app is intuitive as well and allows you to connect seamlessly with this system. Once connected, it will show call alerts, SMS alerts and even has turn-by-turn navigation which works well. Also, it has Whatsapp call and message alerts, calendar alerts and weather updates along with an auto-reply SMS feature. These features work quite well, fitting well with tech-savvy customers.
    Conclusions & Reservations
    Concluding the 2025 Suzuki Access is rather easy. It is a no-nonsense scooter that offers utmost reliability and aims to offer great value for the buck. However, we have a few reservations about this scooter as well. Some of them are major, while not classifying as deal breakers.
    2025 Suzuki Access Instrument Cluster
    1. We wished the scooter had a smart key implementation for keyless operations. Also, the physical ket that Suzuki offers is unusually long and digs into your thighs when placed in pant pockets.
    2. We wished this scooter offered better Bluetooth range and a more stable connection. That’s because the connection would drop when I placed my phone in my pant pockets even though it is just 3 feet away from this cluster.
    3. For Bluetooth to work, I had to place my phone in the front glove compartment, which is not lockable. So, I was always on the lookout that someone might nick my phone in traffic.
    4. The USB Type-A charger on Access is quite slow as my Samsung flagship phone only managed to gather around 5% of charge despite plugging it in for more than an hour.
    5. The under-seat storage could have been longer and offered more volume to keep two half-face helmets side-by-side, something that rival scooters can.
    2025 Suzuki Access Instrument Cluster
    The one to get?
    None of these reservations are deal breakers, which is a good thing. Also, most of these can be fixed in the future by Suzuki if there is enough demand for it. Even the LED headlights are quite decent, offering nice throw and spread of light. Particularly acceptable for city applications. Special mention to Suzuki Ride Connect system that allows for easy pairing and doesn’t require your number to be registered in the company’s database before using it.
    2025 Suzuki Access is a strong contender in the 125cc family scooter space and it has great potential to be an all-rounder scooter. In terms of sales, Suzuki Access is currently India’s 3rd best-selling scooters, behind Honda Activa and TVS Jupiter. It has to be noted that both those scooters have 110cc offerings in the mix as well. If you’re in the market for a 125cc family scooter, 2025 Suzuki Access should be high up in your list. More

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    Suzuki 2W Sales March 2025 – Registering Steady YoY and MoM Growth

    Image – Sinha SuzukiOne of the leading scooter manufacturers in India, Suzuki Motorcycle India Pvt Ltd (SMIPL), revealed the sales performance for the month of March 2025. The company has closed the sales account for the month March 2025 with an overall positive growth across multiple aspects. It was only the total exports YTD that saw a minor drop in sales YoY.
    Suzuki 2W Sales March 2025
    The month of March 2025 proved to be quite eventful for SMIPL as the company registered its highest ever annual sales between FY 2024-2025 at 12,56,161 units sold. This was a 10.78% YoY growth as opposed to 11,33,902 units from a year before, gaining 1,22,259 units in volume YoY. Currently Suzuki operates a portfolio consisting Access 125, Avenis 125 and Burgman Street 125 scooters along with Gixxer, Gixxer SF and V-Strom SX motorcycles in the mainstream segment.
    Where monthly sales are concerned, Suzuki sold a grand total of 1,25,930 units in March 2025. When compared to 1,03,669 units from March 2024, it was a 21.47% YoY growth, gaining 22,261 units in volume. Breaking the numbers further, we have 1,05,736 units sold in the domestic market and 20,194 units shipped to global markets.
    Suzuki’s domestic business accounted for 83.96% of total monthly sales while exports accounted for 16.04%. Domestic sales registered 22.71% YoY growth over 86,196 units sold last year with 19,572 units volume gain. At the same time, exports saw 15.36% YoY growth over 17,505 units shipped last year gaining 2,689 units in volume.
    Suzuki 2W Sales March 2025
    The scale of growth in sales is much more profound in MoM analysis when we bring numbers from February 2025. SMIPL registered a healthy 43.95% MoM growth in domestic market and 20.55% MoM growth in exports. Volume gained MoM was 32,281 units in domestic market and 3,443 units in exports. In total, there was a 39.6% MoM growth over 90,206 units sold in February 2025 with 35,724 units gained in volume.
    YTD, Suzuki 2W sold a total of 12,56,161 units in FY25, which was a 10.78% YoY growth over 11,33,902 units from FY24, gaining 1,22,259 units in volume. Breaking down the numbers, 10,45,662 units from domestic market with 13.53% YoY growth and 2,10,499 units in exports with a 1.12% YoY decline in sales.
    Statement from SMIPL
    Expressing his views on SMIPL’s sales performance, Mr. Mitsumoto Watabe – Operation Manager, Sales & After Sales, Suzuki Motorcycle India Pvt. Ltd. said, “We are sincerely grateful to our customers, dealer partners, and team members for helping us achieve our highest-ever annual sales of 12.56 lakh units in FY2024-25.
    Our sales have doubled in just 4 four years, reflecting the continued trust our customers have placed in us by choosing Suzuki products, opting for authorised service workshops, and using genuine parts. This growth was further driven by the launch of the new Suzuki Access, where our dealers and team focused on delivering a complete product experience through test rides. Additionally, initiatives like Suzuki Matsuri and regional events like mileage contests, helped us connect more closely with our customers.
    As we step into the new financial year, we are geared up for the launch of our first electric scooter – the Suzuki e-ACCESS. Backed by Suzuki e-Technology, the e-ACCESS will offer LFP-long battery life, durability, reliability, smooth acceleration and easy handling – all of which customers expect from a Suzuki. We look forward to continuing this journey with the same customer-first approach.” More

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    New 2026 Suzuki Burgman 125 Update Spied Ahead Of Launch

    New 2026 Suzuki Burgman 125 Spied
    The 125cc scooter segment is a lucrative one offering a decent balance between volumes and profitability. From Suzuki Motorcycle India, we have Access 125, Avenis 125 and Burgman Street 125. The latter is a maxi-style 125cc scooter that is on the verge of getting an update. The first set of spy shots have been spotted recently. Let’s take a look.
    2026 Suzuki Burgman 125 Spied
    Suzuki Motorcycle India recently updated Avenis 125 and Burgman Street 125 and made them compatible with OBD2B emission standard compliant. Both Burgman Street and Burgman Street EX variants were updated and the company also introduced new colours. However, updates to Burgman don’t seem to stop there.
    The company seems to be working on a new version of Burgman Street 125 with updated design. A facelift, if you may. The first set of spy shots of an updated Burgman 125 have surfaced on the internet. The maxi-style scooter is unmistakably Burgman 125 with its massive road presence.
    New 2026 Suzuki Burgman 125 Spied
    With the updated Burgman Street, Suzuki seems to be refining the design quite a bit. We can see this scooter getting sleeker than it currently is, lending an athletic appeal, making it look less bulky. These spy shots show a revised rear section which looks a lot sportier with a sharp LED tail light signature.
    Also, the exhaust has been revised and it now resembles to recently launched 2025 Suzuki Access 125. Wheel size could be 12-inches at both ends as suggested by these spy shots. Speaking of alloy wheels, they look similar in design to the current model and disc brake setup at the front looks identical too.
    What to expect?
    Overall silhouette of front fascia has been retained along with its front fly screen. Headlight design along with front apron might see revisions. Instrument cluster is likely to be retained as well, featuring a fully digital LCD cluster with Bluetooth connectivity and turn by turn navigation, among other features.
    2025 Suzuki Burgman (Current Model)
    The new 2026 Suzuki Burgman 125 is likely to feature the same underpinnings and powertrain as the recently updated Access 125. This 124cc single cylinder air-cooled engine will develop around 8.5 bhp of peak power and 10 Nm of peak torque, mated to a CVT. There could be a slight hike in prices and the launch is likely to happen in the coming months. For context, current Burgman Street 125 starts from Rs 95,800 (Ex-sh).
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    2025 Suzuki Avenis and Burgman Scooters Launched – New Colours, Updated Tech

    2025 Suzuki AvenisIn line with evolving emission norms and customer preferences, Suzuki Motorcycle India Pvt. Ltd. (SMIPL) has launched OBD-2B compliant versions of its popular scooters – Avenis and Burgman series (Burgman Street and Burgman Street EX). These updated scooters are now available at dealerships across India, offering cleaner emissions, refined engine performance, and new colour options to further enhance appeal.
    With this update, Suzuki’s entire two-wheeler lineup in India — including all scooters and motorcycles — is now compliant with OBD-2B regulations, ensuring a greener and more efficient riding experience.
    Suzuki Avenis Gets Special Edition
    Suzuki Avenis, known for its sporty design and performance, now gets a Special Edition variant in a new Metallic Matte Black No. 2 / Matte Titanium Silver colour. It is priced at Rs. 94,000 (ex-showroom Delhi), while the standard OBD-2B compliant Avenis starts at Rs. 93,200.
    Powered by a 124.3cc, single-cylinder, air-cooled engine, the Avenis delivers 8.7 PS @ 6,750 rpm and 10 Nm @ 5,500 rpm. It comes equipped with Suzuki Eco Performance (SEP) technology and fuel injection, maintaining its signature quick acceleration and efficient mileage.
    The updated Avenis is now available in five colour options including:
    – Glossy Sparkle Black / Pearl Mira Red– Champion Yellow No. 2 / Glossy Sparkle Black– Glossy Sparkle Black / Pearl Glacier White– Glossy Sparkle Black– NEW Metallic Matte Black No. 2 / Matte Titanium Silver (Special Edition)
    2025 Suzuki Burgman
    Burgman Street and Burgman Street EX – Premium Urban Cruisers Now OBD-2B Ready
    The Suzuki Burgman Street and Burgman Street EX continue to be popular in the premium scooter space. Both now meet OBD-2B compliance, ensuring cleaner emissions and improved engine management.
    – Burgman Street is powered by a 124cc engine producing 8.7 PS @ 6,750 rpm and 10 Nm @ 5,500 rpm, equipped with SEP technology.
    – Burgman Street EX features Suzuki Eco Performance Alpha tech, Engine Auto Stop-Start (EASS), and a silent starter, producing 8.6 PS @ 6,500 rpm and 10 Nm @ 5,500 rpm. The EX variant also comes with a 12-inch rear wheel, enhancing ride stability and visual appeal.
    New for the Burgman Street EX is the Metallic Matte Stellar Blue colour, joining Metallic Matte Black No. 2 and Metallic Royal Bronze. EX is priced at Rs 1,16,200 (ex-showroom Delhi). The Burgman Street starts at Rs. 95,800, offered in Standard and Ride Connect variants, across seven colour options — including variant-specific shades like Pearl Moon Stone Gray (Standard) and Metallic Matte Stellar Blue (Ride Connect).
    A Step Towards Sustainability and Style
    Speaking on the launch, Mr. Kenichi Umeda, Managing Director, Suzuki Motorcycle India, said, “At Suzuki Motorcycle India, we focus on meeting the evolving needs of our customers while ensuring compliance with the latest regulations. The transition of our entire product range to OBD-2B compliance is a step towards providing a cleaner and more sustainable riding experience. With the introduction of new colour options for the Avenis and Burgman Street EX, we hope to bring more value and choice to our customers. We sincerely appreciate the support and trust of our customers which inspires us to keep innovating.” More