Suzuki Bike News

Suzuki Motorcycle India has strengthened its retail footprint by opening a new Experience Zone dealership in Ludhiana, offering an immersive and customer-centric buying experience.

Suzuki has introduced the Glass Blaze Orange colour for the GSX-8R in the UK, expanding its options beyond blue, silver, and black. The new colour is not yet available in India, where the GSX-8R remains unchanged.

The Suzuki Burgman 150 debuts in Colombia with improved performance, a refreshed design, and feature upgrades, strengthening its position in the premium scooter segment.

The Suzuki Burgman Street continues its strong momentum, registering its highest-ever annual sales in FY2026 and emerging as the seventh best-selling scooter in India.

Suzuki updates the GSX-S1000 with a modern TFT screen while retaining its proven 999cc inline-four performance.

Suzuki Motorcycle India completes two decades of manufacturing excellence and reveals plans to expand production capacity, strengthen its portfolio, and boost its presence in the Indian two-wheeler market.

Suzuki Motorcycle India celebrates 20 years in India, surpassing 10 million units produced. The company has expanded its product lineup, increased exports to 77 markets, and is focusing on electric and flex-fuel technologies.

Suzuki has updated the Avenis Special Edition with a fresh dual-tone color option, enhancing its sporty appeal while retaining the same performance and features.

Suzuki Hayabusa achieved record sales of 543 units in India for FY2026, leading the 1000-1600cc segment with a 49 percent share despite a GST-driven price hike. Kawasaki and Harley-Davidson also posted notable gains.

Suzuki will launch new generations of the Gixxer 150 and Gixxer 250 in late 2026, featuring major updates such as advanced displays, improved suspension, and a focus on engine refinement and fuel efficiency.

Suzuki Motorcycle India plans a steady expansion into the electric two-wheeler segment. With a strong focus on localization, the company aims to make EVs affordable, sustainable, and aligned with India’s long-term mobility goals.

Suzuki Motorcycle India has launched the 2026 Burgman Street scooter with prices starting at Rs 1.02 lakh. The new model offers updated design, advanced features, and improved comfort, targeting the premium 125cc scooter segment.

MRF has introduced the Steel Brace SP-01 superbike tyres in India, certified by Suzuki for models like the Hayabusa. These Z rated tyres offer up to 15 percent longer life and are priced at Rs 34,000 per set.

Suzuki Motorcycle India has closed FY 2025-26 with its highest-ever annual sales of about 14.39 lakh units, registering a strong 15% year-on-year growth.

Suzuki will launch the 2026 Burgman Street scooter in India on April 2, featuring new LED headlights, updated color options, and advanced features. The model retains its 125cc engine and leads the segment after Aprilia's exit.