2025 Suzuki Access 125 Gets A New Frame, Design And Engine
The Suzuki Access 125, which debuted at the 2025 Auto Expo, is a new-generation vehicle even though it may appear to be an upgraded model. According to an interview with Suzuki engineers, the Access 125 has undergone several major cosmetic alterations.The 2025 Suzuki Access 125 features a major change: it is built on a new chassis. Suzuki claims that because of issues with exhaust muffler routing, company had to create a new frame. This is because in order to comply with more stringent pollution standards, the exhaust system was modified to include additional catalyst chambers.
The gasoline tank capacity increased slightly from 5 to 5.3 litres in tandem with the chassis modification. Suzuki has continued to use the 10-inch rear wheel even after switching to a new frame. The 10-inch wheel, according to the manufacturer, is widely used in the market and lowers expenses. Although the kerb weight has increased by a few kilograms, this scooter is still quite light at 105 (or 106, depending on the type).
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The powertrain of the 2025 Access 125 is also significantly altered. The camshaft, crankshaft, and crankcases are all new, however there are a lot of major alterations even though the bore and stroke numbers remain the same. Suzuki switched to a new starting clutch, which aids in a silent start, hence the casings have changed. Additionally, the fuel injectors have changed, and the ECU programming has been adjusted to reflect these modifications. The business reports a little gain in fuel efficiency, but power and torque remain at 8.4 horsepower and 10.2 Nm.
The Access 125 receives a little aesthetic update while maintaining its traditional, family-scooter style. There is a new trademark DRL in the apron, and the headlamp is changed. Along the sides, the bodywork has been updated, and a new three-piece tail lamp has been added to the back. Another modification is that a lockable flap in the bodywork above the brake lamp now conceals the external gasoline filling cap, which can now be accessed using the multi-function key hole.
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The most recent Access has two front pockets in the apron, whereas the previous model only had one. A brake lock clasp and a danger light switch are further features. On the Suzuki website, the Access 125 is presently available in three different versions: the Standard Edition (drum brake) costs Rs 81,700, the Special Edition (disc brake) costs Rs 88,200, and the top-of-the-line Ride Connect Edition costs Rs 93,300.
