All Suzuki Two-wheelers Get Nominal Price Hikes

Published January 25, 2021
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You will barely feel the pocket-pinch

All Suzuki Two-wheelers Get Nominal Price Hikes highlights

With January 2021 drawing to a close, we hope that Suzuki is the last of the two-wheeler manufacturers to increase the asking price of its offerings, at least for a while. The Japanese brand has increased the prices across all its products, albeit by a negligible margin.

Model	New Prices	Old Prices	Price Difference
Access 125	Rs 70,686 - Rs 78,786	Rs 70,500 - Rs 78,600	Rs 186
Burgman Street 125	Rs 81,286 - Rs 84,786	Rs 81,100 - Rs 84,600	Rs 186
Gixxer	Rs 1,14,687	Rs 1,14,500	Rs 187
Gixxer SF	Rs 1,25,156	Rs 1,24,970	Rs 186
Intruder	Rs 1,22,327	Rs 1,22,141	Rs 186
Gixxer 250	Rs 1,65,627	Rs 1,65,441	Rs 186
Gixxer SF 250	Rs 1,76,326 - Rs 1,77,127	Rs 1,76,140 - Rs 1,76,941	Rs 186

Paying Rs 186 extra for your new Suzuki should hardly be a problem. In fact, the price premium is the least we have seen in recent times.

All Suzuki Two-wheelers Get Nominal Price Hikes details

This should bode well for the Access 125 and Burgman Street 125. Towards the end of 2020, Suzuki had launched Bluetooth-enabled smartphone connectivity modules for both scooters. The Access 125 has been doing well in the sales charts. Its sportier sibling, however, turned out to be the most fun and practical 125cc scooter that one can buy in India.

All Suzuki Two-wheelers Get Nominal Price Hikes overview

In the sub-160cc sporty-commuter-motorcycle space, the Gixxer has taken a bit of a beating due to the TVS Apache RTR 160 4V and the Hero Xtreme 160R. The Gixxer still remains pricey, with the homegrown brands stepping up their game. Hero recently clocked 100 million two-wheelers produced; the 100 millionth model was the Xtreme 160R. It has now got a flashy new paint scheme that will surely entice buyers in this space.