New Suzuki Access 125
The New Suzuki Access 125 is a Scooter bike available at a starting price of Rs. 77,284. The scooter is available in 6 variants with 6 colour options. The 124.0 cc BS VI engine of New Access 125 is paired with a CVT ( Continuous Variable Transmission ) gearbox producing maximum power of 8.3 bhp @ 6500...
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What's New?
Introduction
- The Suzuki Access 125 has long been a standout family scooter, and the latest iteration further solidifies its position with a array of impressive upgrades.
- Suzuki has launched a new Ride Connect TFT Edition of its most popular offering, the Access 125.
- The scooter also gets a new Pearl Mat Aqua Silver colour option, which will be sold alongside the existing shades.
- The colour palette includes Metallic Mat Black No. 2, Solid Ice Green, Pearl Grace White, and Metallic Mat Stellar Blue.
Features and Equipment
- The 2025 Access 125 comes equipped with a 4.2-inch multi-function colour TFT screen.
- This display can connect to the rider’s smartphone via Bluetooth.
- Brighter visuals, faster refresh rates, higher contrast ratios, and more accurate colours is what prospective buyers can expect.
- Otherwise, the new variant of the Access 125 remains the same as the rest of the existing line-up.
- The Access features a sufficiently large 24.4-litre under-seat storage space.
- It has a 5.3-litre fuel tank capacity, while the kerb weight of the scooter stands at 106kg.
Engine and Gearbox
- There are no mechanical changes to the 2025 Suzuki Access as compared to the outgoing one.
- The new variant remains the same as the rest of the variants in all other aspects.
This scooter is powered by a 125cc, single-cylinder engine that is now OBD-2B compliant and produces 8.3bhp and 10.2Nm.
Key Highlights:
Ex Showroom Price
Class
Scooter
Mileage
64 KM/L
Fuel Capacity
5 L
Type of engine
Single-Cylinder
Cubic Capacity
125cc
Headlight Type
Halogen
Instrument Cluster
Digital
Seat height
773 mm
Weight
104 Kgs
Colours
Metallic Mat Black, Pearl Grace White, Metallic Mat Stellar Blue, Solid Ice Green, Pearl Shiny Beige, Pearl Mat Aqua Silver
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Suzuki New Access 125 Price List (Variant Wise)
Suzuki New Access 125 Expert Review
- Expert Rating
8.6/10 - Design8Safety8Comfort8.5Performance8Significance9.5Value for Money9Fuel Consumption9
car&bike Expert Take
“The Suzuki Access 125 still justifies its dominance in the 125 cc scooter space. Its biggest strength remains the engine, which is smooth, responsive and refined in a way that most rivals still struggle to match. The addition of single-channel ABS and connected tech brings it up to date, but Suzuki has played it safe with design and ride tuning.”
Suzuki Access 125 Overview
The Suzuki Access 125 has been one of the best-selling 125 cc scooters in India for years now, and for good reason. It has consistently provided smooth performance, manageable weight and practical everyday appeal to a broad demographic: from college commuters to family buyers. For 2026, the engine is now OBD2 compliant, practicality has been improved with improved storage solutions, and top variants now have single-channel ABS, which is a segment first at this level.
The Access competes with the TVS Jupiter 125, Honda Activa 125 and Hero Destini 125. While some of these scooters have focused on storage room or bold looks, the Access traditionally has leaned towards exercising engine refinement and well-balanced dynamics. After testing the Suzuki Access extensively in mixed urban and highway conditions, it's safe to say that Suzuki has focused on evolving its strongest attribute, the powertrain, and updating the rest cautiously. Amaan Ahmed drove the scooter in Mumbai, and his insights are shared throughout this review.
Engine & Transmission
| Engine | Power | Torque | Transmission |
| 124 cc, Air-cooled, Single-cylinder | 8.3 bhp @ 6,500 rpm | 10.2 Nm @ 5,000 rpm | CVT Automatic |
Peak power is a little lower than the older iteration, but torque delivery is now more accessible within the rev range. In real-world driving, that means stronger responsiveness at practical speeds.
During his evaluation, Amaan observed,
“The Access still feels like it understands its job. It really does not try to impress you with drama, as it just gives you consistency.”
City Riding Experience
In the context of urban traffic, we have seen that the throttle response is progressive, and standstill acceleration is clean. Up to 60 kmph, it is more eager than its numbers allow, especially on short bursts between signals. Vibrations are minimal, and engine sound is controlled even with assertive throttle input. Under stop/start operations, there is no jerky engagement in the CVT calibration, contributing to the smoothness of low-speed modulation.
Amaan noted during his city evaluation,
“When one twists the throttle in traffic, it still displays a clean pair of heels to most everyday scooters.”
Highway Riding Experience
Although mostly intended for urban use, the Access 125 copes with short runs on the highway with composure. It cruises comfortably between 75 and 80 kmph without sounding strained, and the vibration levels are contained within acceptable limits. Beyond 85 kmph, there is progressively less acceleration. The scooter will eventually approach triple-digit indicated speeds, but sustained riding at those figures is not its intended use case.
Pros
- Exceptionally refined 124 cc engine
- Strong low and mid-range responsiveness
- Consistent real-world fuel efficiency
- Practical everyday usability improvements
- ABS availability in higher trims
Cons
- Rear suspension can feel firm over sharp bumps
- Bluetooth interface response is average
- The base variant lacks a front disc brake
- The 10-inch rear wheel reduces the visual rear stance
Verdict
The Suzuki Access 125 is still defending its place in the 125 cc scooter segment with consistency rather than reinvention. It does not rely on dramatic changes to styling or add too many features to justify its relevance. Instead, it is aimed at providing smooth performance, controllable weight and predictable daily usability.
The introduction of single-channel ABS adds to its safety credentials, while the OBD2-compliant engine ensures good real-world efficiency. Ride comfort is balanced but a bit firm at the rear end, while refinement is still its ultimate attribute. For buyers looking for a reliable, refined and easy-to-live-with scooter, the Suzuki Access 125 is still one of the most cohesive packages in its class.
As Amaan summarised after his extended evaluation,
“It makes no attempt to stand out loudly. It just does its job properly, and that's just why it still works.”
New Access 125 Colour Options
Suzuki New Access 125 is available in 6 different colors namely Mettalic Matt Black STD, Metallic Mat Stellar Blue, Pearl Shiny Beige, Pearl Mat Aqua Silver, pearl grace white & Solid Ice Green / Pearl Mirage White.
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Suzuki New Access 125 Mileage
| Mileage | 47.00 KM/L |
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Quick Compare With Suzuki New Access 125 Competitors
 Suzuki New Access 125 77,284 - 98,378 |  TVS Jupiter 73,400 - 86,900 |  Honda Activa 125 FI 89,152 - 92,796 |  TVS Jupiter 125 76,200 - 87,150 |  Hero New Destini 125 78,699 - 88,280 |  Honda Activa 6G 75,182 - 88,507 |
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Ex-Showroom Price ₹ 77,284 - 98,378 | ₹ 73,400 - 86,900 | ₹ 89,152 - 92,796 | ₹ 76,200 - 87,150 | ₹ 78,699 - 88,280 | ₹ 75,182 - 88,507 |
C&B Expert Rating 8.6 | 8.3 | 8.1 | 7.9 | - | 8.1 |
Engine CC 124.0 CC | 113.0 CC | 124.0 CC | 124.8 CC | 124.6 CC | 109.5 CC |
Mileage 47 KM/L | 48.00 Km/L | 45.00 Km/L | 50.00 Km/L | 59.00 Km/L | 55.90 Km/L |
Max Torque 10.2 Nm @ 5000 rpm bhp | 9.8 Nm @ 5,000 rpm | 10.5 Nm @ 5000 rpm | 10.5 Nm @ 4500 rpm | 10 | 9.05 Nm @ 5500 rpm |
Max Power 8.3 bhp @ 6500 rpm Nm | 7.91 bhp @ 6,500 rpm bhp | 8.3 bhp @ 6500 rpm bhp | 8.04 bhp @ 6500 rpm bhp | 9.12 bhp | 7.88 BHP @ 8000 rpm bhp |
Brakes Drum/Drum - CBS | Drum (Front) / Drum (Rear) | Disc (Front) / Drum (Rear) | Drum (Front) / Drum (Rear) | Drum (Front) / Drum (Rear) | Drum (Front) / Drum (Rear) |
Fuel Tank Capacity 5.3 L | 5.0 L | 5.3 L | 5.1 L | 5.3 L | 5.3 L |
Kerb Weight 105,106 Kg | 105 Kg | 109 Kg | 109 Kg | 115 Kg | 106 Kg |
Colour Count 6 | 5 | 5 | 10 | 5 | 6 |
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- Do You Own This New Suzuki Access 125?Share your experience about New Suzuki Access 125
- Beware of Suzuki appealing exteriors, they may be selling refurbished bikes, aiming to overcharge customers.1.0Ride Connect TFT Edition(Petrol)Recently, I purchased the Suzuki Access 125 Ride Connect Edition, but my experience with the buying process has been disappointing. The Aryan Suzuki showroom significantly marked up the original cost, charging 30% to 40% more. Regarding insurance, the showroom insisted on a basic insurance package priced at ?7,210, whereas the same coverage is available in the market for ?4,100 to ?4,500. Despite my right to choose insurance as per IRDAI guidelines, they denied my preference. They also charged ?350 for RSA (Road Side Assistance), whereas it typically costs only ?99 through insurance providers. When I questioned their choice of expensive insurance, they could not provide a satisfactory answer. At the time of booking, they said we will resolve these issue when you making complete payment. Attempting to cancel my purchase has been equally frustrating. They informed me that cancellation is not allowed, insisting I either buy from them or forfeit my ?30,000 booking amount. However, Suzuki's official policy states cancellations are permitted without charge. Despite reaching out to customer service and the grievance officer ("customer.queries@suzukimotorcycle.in", "branch.aryansuzuki@gmail.com", and "mathur.rajat@suzukimotorcycle.in"[Grievance Officer]), I have received no response. Additionally, I have noticed issues with the bike itself. The plastic parts are showing signs of premature wear, suggesting possible quality concerns with the Great Suzuki's products(the bike 2 months old. getting white spots). I believe that Suzuki is Selling Refurbished bikes as Brand New. Moreover, after the first service, the bike now makes noises when turning, a problem that wasn't present before servicing. Overall, I am deeply dissatisfied with the Great Suzuki Motorcycle's response and service. Based on my experience, I cannot recommend Suzuki Motorcycles to others.By Chandra ShekerPosted on: Jul 25, 2024 12:37 PM11
- Access 125 flop1.0Drum Brake Alloy Wheel Bluetooth(Petrol)Don't purchase access 125 there is lost so many problem showing I also take a new access full cash amount but there is not starting I taken the two months left it access scooter is fail flapBy Yousuf PashaPosted on: Jul 22, 2024 01:00 AM00
- Good scooter4.0Special Edition Disc Brake Variant(Petrol)I brought it before 1 week at RS:1,05,000 at chittoor ap present it gives 46 kmpl but don't know how it will gives in futureBy Jithendra ReddyPosted on: Sep 18, 2021 04:19 PM01
- Practical scooter5.0Special Edition Disc Brake Variant(Petrol)Pros: Well balanced quality ride. Comfortable ride. Large storage and seat. Pick is fast. Ride quality is smooth. I am getting 47-50km/l milage in city drive and +50km on highway drive.( I generally keep speed between 35-60 km/hr. and try to keep Speedometer in green/eco zone). Head light is bright. Cons: Built quality.( activa is far superior) Less features. ( I think now they have launched bluetooth enabled led speedometer) Engine kill switch. Side stand indicator. Fuel tank auto lid opening as in activa 6g and other scooter. Personally I am not happy with its service center. I personally don't like scooter from side and rear..silencer looks very odd.( This point may be subjective). (They should take retro design idea from vespa ). Overall for comfort, good ride quality, space and decent milage then go for access.. And for better resale value, built quality, features and milage go for activa. For good ride, speed and styling go for n torque.By Shashank MauryaPosted on: Nov 09, 2020 09:38 PM331
- Bad performance1.0New Access 125Worst scooter ever .dont even try to purchase this sccoter.it doesn't give mileage more than 34By Hafiz BasheerPosted on: Feb 21, 2020 11:11 AM39
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