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Suzuki New Bikes Model List in India

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  Suzuki Gixxer SF 250

  Rs. 1.71 lakh Onwards

  • 249 cc
  • 30 Kmpl
  • Petrol
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  Suzuki Access 125

  Rs. 56,454 Onwards

  • 124 cc
  • 51.3 Kmpl
  • Petrol
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  Suzuki Hayabusa

  Rs. 13.75 lakh Onwards

  • 1340 cc
  • 17 Kmpl
  • Petrol
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  Suzuki Gixxer

  Rs. 77,650 Onwards

  • 154.9 cc
  • 64 Kmpl
  • Petrol
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  Suzuki 2019 Gixxer SF

  Rs. 1.10 lakh Onwards

  • 154.9 cc
  • Petrol
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  Suzuki Intruder

  Rs. 1.00 lakh Onwards

  • 154.9 cc
  • 47.6 Kmpl
  • Petrol
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  Suzuki Burgman Street

  Rs. 69,133 Onwards

  • 124 cc
  • 53.5 kmpl
  • Petrol
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  Suzuki RM Z450

  Rs. 8.31 lakh Onwards

  • 449 cc
  • Petrol
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  Suzuki GSX S750

  Rs. 7.47 lakh Onwards

  • 749 cc
  • Petrol
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  Suzuki GSX S1000

  Rs. 12.25 lakh Onwards

  • 999 cc
  • 20 Kmpl
  • Petrol
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  Suzuki V-Strom 650XT

  Rs. 7.47 lakh Onwards

  • 645 cc
  • Petrol
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  Suzuki GSX R1000R

  Rs. 19.82 lakh Onwards

  • 999.8 cc
  • Petrol
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  Suzuki RM Z250

  Rs. 7.10 lakh Onwards

  • 249 cc
  • Petrol
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  Price To Be Announced
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  Suzuki DR-Z50

  Rs. 2.55 lakh Onwards

  • 49 cc
  • Petrol
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  Suzuki V Strom 1000

  Rs. 13.45 lakh Onwards

  • 1037 cc
  • 18 Kmpl
  • Petrol

Recently Asked User Questions about Suzuki

• Vespa Notte 125 question
  Q. Is this better than Suzuki Burgman in mileage and safety?
  Zigwheels | 1 day ago Suzuki Burgman Street is powered by a 124 cc air-cooled, single cylinder, 4-Stroke, 2-Valve, SOHC engine generating power of 8.7 PS with the claimed fuel efficiency of 53.5 km/l whereas, Vespa Notte 125 gets it power by a 125 cc air-cooled, single cylinder, 4-Stroke, 3-Valve engine which produces 10.5 PS of power with ARAI claimed mileage of 60 km/l. In terms of safety, both scooters are good but Burgman Street is the one equipped with front disc brakes. Also, you get good under seat storage and better ground clearance with the Suzuki's scooter. ...Read More 0 Reply
• Suzuki 2019 Gixxer SF question
  Q. Is Suzuki Gixxer SF is a good choice over Yamaha FZ V3? (in terms of touring purpose)
  Zigwheels | 2 days ago Yamaha FZ-S Fi V3 is a naked-sport bike which is good for daily city commutes occasional touring whereas Suzuki Gixxer SF is a sports bike which is a different segment. Gixxer SF is more suitable for long tour purposes. Yamaha FZ-S Fi V3 has a claimed fuel efficiency of 45 km/l and for Gixxer SF it is 48.5km/l. For better knowledge about ride quality and performance, we'd recommend taking a test ride. Follow the link below to see the dealerships available: https://www.zigwheels.com/bikes/dealers ...Read More 0 Reply
• TVS Apache RTR 160 4V question
  Q. Apache RTR 160 4V or Gixxer SF 155, which one is best for day to day riding and low maintenance?
  Yash | 5 days ago Hey there !First i would like to tell you that GIXXER SF is a fully faired bike while APACHE 160 4V is a naked city commuter.So gixxer sf has hands on here as it has good aerodynamics. If you want a feel of big bike I'll definitely suggest you the GIXXER SF.NOW coming to on paper specsGixxer sf churns out 14.6 bhp at 8000 rpm and torque is 14 Nm at 6000 rpm.Whereas. Apache churns out 16.5 ps at 8000 rpmWhile torque is14.8 Nm @ 6500 rpm.While mileage of both the bikes remain nearly same at 45–50 kmplPlease take note that mileage depends on riding conditions too.Both the bikes are available with Fi as optional while gixxer sf also has ABS as option.Gixxer also has ABS option with carb variant.Thus becoming much feasible to buy.Apache has punchier engine than gixxer sf due to more power and slightly more torque but in terms of engine refinement GIXXER SF hold its place here.Gixxer sf also has better low end. mid range capabilities than apache 160 4v ...Read More 3 Reply
  Shubham | 1 week ago 160 4V but bro Apache will not give you satisfaction!! Bike is not value for money meri toh pulsar kesa sound kr rhi h abhi 1 yr bhi nhi hua or iski problem solve hi nhi ho rhi bilkul preshaan kr diya h even engineers bhi khe rhe h tvs k ki 200 and 160 bekar h ...Read More 2 Reply
  Rohan | 6 days ago It's your personal choice get a test ride of both bikes see which suits your riding style , if u want to know anything specific about Apache I can help you . 1 Reply
  Sasidhar | 3 days ago Apache 160 4v 0 Reply
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• Hero Maestro Edge 125 question
  Q. Is Maestro Edge 125 Fi better than Access?
  Zigwheels | 6 days ago Having a Fi vehicle does have its perks, it provides snappy throttle response, the 124.6 cc produces air cooled, single cylinder, OHC engine that generates 9.24 PS power and 10.2 Nm of max torque. Also, it has a good amount of features, comfortable riding position, feels agile.Suzuki Access 125, on the other hand, has a 124 cc single cylinder, 4-Stroke, 2 Valve, SOHC which generates 8.7 PS of power and 10.2 Nm of peak torque which isn't better than the Maestro Edge 125. If you want a more powerful scooter with good features than yes Maestro Edge 125 Fi is better than the Access 125. For more, we'd like to recommend following the below link: https://www.zigwheels.com/news-features/news/hero-maestro-edge-125-vs-honda-grazia-vs-tvs-ntorq-vs-suzuki-access-125-125cc-scooters-spec-comparison/33817/ ...Read More 0 Reply
• Suzuki 2019 Gixxer SF question
  Q. Which biken should I buy Pulsar NS200 or Gixxer SF?
  Zigwheels | 6 days ago If you are looking for a more powerful naked-street race bike then Bajaj Pulsar NS200 could be a good option for you as it offers a 199.5 cc single cylinder, 4-stroke, 4-valve, SOHC, Triple Spark, DTS-i engine which churns out amazing power of 23.5 PS @ 9500 rpm and 18.3 Nm @ 8000 rpm of peak torque with the mileage of 39.7 km/l (highway). It is available in two different variants, STD disc and ABS which comes with single channel ABS.On the other hand, if you are looking for a sportier bike with decent power and looks, you can opt for the Suzuki Gixxer SF. It is available with 154.9 cc single cylinder, 4-Stroke, 2 Valve, SOHC engine which produces 14.1 PS @ 8000 rpm of power and 14 Nm @ 6000 rpm of max torque with the highway fuel efficiency of 55.02 km/l. It is available in one variant that offers single-channel ABS. For further comparison, click on the following link: https://www.zigwheels.com/bike-comparison/bajaj-pulsar-200ns-vs-suzuki-gixxer-sf ...Read More 2 Reply
  ashwanth | 1 week ago Gixxer sf 4 Reply
  Dhanush | 1 week ago Gxr SF 1 Reply
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• Suzuki Burgman Street question
  Q. I am 5.4ft, is it comfortable to drive Burgman 125 in hills?
  Shravan | 1 week ago It all depends on how you manage to handle the scooty. Believe me, I am also 5'4 to be exact 164 cms, and my both feet touches the ground well enough to maintain a steady balance on slopes (hills) but yes things sometimes got in to light (realisation) when I started to feel pain when in my toe area on right side, when I used to wear slippers, and ride burgman. In shoes I never used feel the pressure on toes, as Height defines, only my half feet touch the ground base. So be careful, I gave you my complete assessment so that you choose wisely, and yes there are shorter riders than us (5'4), riding burgman they manage to just adjust with it somehow. ...Read More 0 Reply
  CSB | 1 week ago Yes,It comfortable to you. 0 Reply
  Mayank | 1 week ago Very comfortable. 0 Reply
  Partha | 1 week ago Obviously yes 0 Reply
  Navin | 1 week ago Yes 0 Reply
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Suzuki Bikes Expert Reviews

Suzuki Gixxer SF 250 First Ride Review

Can Suzuki’s faired Gixxer SF 250 tempt riders to the 250cc segment once more?

May 22, 2019  By Team ZigWheels

2019 Suzuki Gixxer SF: First Ride Review

We experience Suzuki's updated 150cc full faired motorcycle at the Buddh International Circuit.

May 22, 2019  By Team ZigWheels

Suzuki V-Strom 650 XT: First Ride Review

Suzuki’s V-Strom 650 XT is promising to be big on adventure on a moderate price tag. Is it really game for continent hopping?

October 20, 2018  By Team ZigWheels

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Suzuki Bikes News Updates

Suzuki Electric Two-wheeler For India; What Could It Be?

The brand has revealed that it plans to build electric two-wheelers soon after the Indian government’s proposal for all two-wheelers under 150cc to go electric by 2025
Suzuki India’s head has revealed the company plans to introduce a new electric two-wheeler. It’s unknown if the upcoming Suzuki electric two-wheeler will be a scooter or a bike. Bajaj, Revolt, Tork and Ultraviolette Automotive are currently working on electric scooters and motorcycles for India. Suzuki has also joined hands with other Japanese bike makers to share swappable battery tech. Suzuki...read more »

June 14, 2019  By Team ZigWheels

Suzuki Gixxer 250 Images Leaked Online

The naked motorcycle is likely to be launched in a few months

June 12, 2019  By Team ZigWheels

Is Suzuki Working On A More Powerful Katana?

The upcoming limited-edition motorcycle could get a higher power output than the standard model!

May 31, 2019  By Team ZigWheels

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Discontinued Suzuki Bikes

• Suzuki Gixxer SF (2015-2018)

  Rs. 87,344

  Discontinued : May 2019
• Suzuki Hayate

  Rs. 41,503

  Discontinued : Apr 2019