The Suzuki Access 125 SE is India's highest-selling 125cc scooter and for 2019, it has been a few updates in order to keep the interest ...
The Suzuki Access 125 SE is India's highest-selling 125cc scooter and for 2019, it has been a few updates in order to keep the interest of the customers in the scooter alive. It is one of best-selling models for Suzuki Motorcycle India Pvt Ltd. Suzuki is one of the few companies who garnered a growth in sales in the last few months whereas the rest of the industry has been battling a slowdown. The Suzuki Access 125 range accounts for more than 90 per cent of the company's monthly scooter sales. Here is everything you need to know about the updated Suzuki Access 125 SE.
Also Read: 2019 Suzuki Access 125 SE Launched In India
Cosmetic Updates
(The price of the Access 125 SE is Rs. 61,788)
The new Access 125 SE gets a new colour which is Matte Bordeaux. It will be offered along-side the other colours, which are Metallic Black Matte, Metallic Sonic Silver and Pearl Mirage White. Along with the new colour, the updated Access 125 also gets a new 'Special Edition' logo and all-black alloy wheels.
Features
Suzuki also offers a standard DC socket for charging mobile phones on your daily commute along with a beige tan seat, round chrome mirrors in addition to combi-braking system carried over from the regular model. Other features include Easy Start system, central locking and a safety shutter tech as well. The 2019 Access 125 SE is available in just a single variant, with a disc brake up front.
Engine Specifications
(The Access 125 SE will rival the Honda Activa 125 & Hero Maestro Edge 125)
Suzuki hasn't touched the engine. It is the same unit from the regular model which is a 124 cc four-stroke single-cylinder motor that pumps out 8.5 bhp at 7,000 rpm and 10.2 Nm at 5,000 rpm. The engine is paired to a CVT unit.
Pricing & Rivals
The Suzuki Access 125 SE is priced at Rs. 61,788 (ex-showroom, Delhi) which makes it about Rs. 1,742 more expensive than the regular variant is which is offered with a disc brake but not combi-braking system. As far as rivals go, the Access 125 traditionally goes up against the Honda Activa 125 and the Hero Maestro Edge 125.
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