The design of the Suzuki Access 125 remains timeless, with clean lines and a well-proportioned body. The LED headlamp and upgraded instrument console provide a modern touch, while the overall silhouette retains the familiar look that has made it a best-seller. The semi-digital instrument cluster now includes useful information such as a trip meter, odometer, and eco indicator to help riders optimize fuel efficiency. The USB charging port and multi-function ignition key add to the scooter’s everyday convenience​.

In terms of practicality, the scooter comes with a 22.6-liter under-seat storage compartment, one of the largest in its class. While it may not accommodate a full-face helmet, it offers plenty of space for daily essentials. The external fuel filler ensures easier refueling, although it still requires the rider to open it manually

The 124cc air-cooled, fuel-injected engine produces 8.6 bhp at 6,750 rpm and 10 Nm of torque at 5,500 rpm, ensuring a smooth and responsive ride. The engine’s refinement is a major highlight, with power delivery being linear and predictable, making it ideal for city commuting. The BS6-compliant fuel injection system improves both throttle response and fuel efficiency, though there is a minor reduction in torque from the previous model​.

Despite this slight decrease in peak torque, the engine remains eager and performs well in both stop-and-go traffic and open roads. The CVT gearbox complements the engine’s characteristics, providing seamless acceleration

The Suzuki Access 125 continues to offer a well-balanced and comfortable ride, making it suitable for a variety of road conditions. The combination of a broad seat, comfortable suspension, and lightweight frame ensures a plush ride for both short commutes and longer journeys. The telescopic front forks and swingarm-type rear suspension effectively soak up bumps, delivering a smooth and stable ride.

The scooter also comes with combined braking system (CBS) as standard, which enhances rider safety by distributing braking force between the front and rear brakes. For those seeking additional stopping power, the front disc brake variant is recommended

The BS6 Access 125 comes with a semi-digital instrument cluster that displays essential information such as a trip meter, fuel gauge, and an eco indicator to encourage fuel-efficient riding. While the tech features are practical, the scooter lacks more advanced features like Bluetooth connectivity or a fully digital instrument console, which some of its competitors offer.

Other tech features include a USB charging port, multi-function ignition key, and an external fuel filler cap, all designed to make daily commuting more convenient