🛵 1. Suzuki’s First Electric Scooter — e‑Access Debuts in India

Suzuki Motorcycle india has **officially launched the new Suzuki e‑Access, marking its entry into the electric two‑wheeler segment in India. The scooter is positioned as a premium urban EV with a focus on durability, riding comfort and long‑term reliability — and india is the first market globally to get the product.

💰 2. Price & Booking Details

  • 📍 Ex‑showroom price: Around 1.88 lakh (Delhi) — a premium price point compared to many other electric scooters currently in the indian market.
  • 📦 Bookings: Now open at authorised Suzuki dealerships nationwide, and Suzuki plans to sell through Flipkart online once retail deliveries start.
  • Suzuki is also offering early private customer benefits such as loyalty and welcome bonuses to attract buyers.

 3. Battery, Range & Performance

🔋 Battery

  • Powered by a 3.07kWh Lithium iron Phosphate (LFP) battery — known for better thermal stability and longer lifecycle than many standard EV batteries.

🚀 Range & Speed

  • Claimed range: ~95km on a full charge — best suited for urban and commuter usage.
  • Top speed: ~71km/h.

🛠️ Motor & Ride Modes

  • Electric motor output: ~4.1kW (5.49bhp) with 15Nm torque.
  • Ride modes include Eco, Ride A, Ride B and Reverse mode, plus regenerative braking for added efficiency.

🔌 4. Charging Capabilities

  • Standard home charging: ~6hours 42minutes from 0–100%.
  • DC Fast Charging: ~2hours 12minutes to fill fast chargers.
  • Suzuki is preparing a network of 1,200+ EV‑ready outlets with AC charging and 240+ dealerships with DC fast chargers.

🛠️ 5. Warranty, Ownership & Offers

Suzuki is packing a suite of ownership benefits to make the e‑Access more compelling:

Extended warranty: Up to 7years or 80,000km at no extra cost.
Buy‑back assurance: Up to 60% value after 3years (introductory offer).
Loyalty bonus: Up to 10,000 for existing Suzuki customers.
Welcome bonus: Up to 7,000 for new Suzuki buyers.
Finance plans: Starting at around 5.99% interest for retail loans.
Flexible rentals: Options ranging from 24hours up to 3years for short‑term users.

These incentives help soften the premium pricing and add long‑term ownership confidence.

🌈 6. Design & Features

  • Dual‑tone alloy wheels and modern LED lighting give the e‑Access a premium urban look.
  • Features include a colour TFT display, USB charging port, and keyless entry.
  • Integrated battery case in a lightweight chassis improves rigidity and handling.

It’s designed to be a practical everyday commuter with useful tech and comfort features.

⚖️ 7. Market Context — Competition & Strategy

  • The pricing is higher than many rivals like Bajaj Chetak, TVS iQube, ola S1 and Ather scooters — meaning Suzuki is opting for a premium positioning.
  • By offering longer warranties, buy‑back options, and ownership perks, Suzuki is trying to differentiate the e‑Access on value and trust, not just specs.

🧠 8. Who Is This Scooter For?

The Suzuki e‑Access is aimed at:

  • Urban commuters who want an electric scooter with durability and practicality.
  • Buyers who value long‑term reliability and lower maintenance (thanks in part to the LFP battery and maintenance‑free belt drive).
  • Riders ready to pay a premium for brand trust and ownership benefits, rather than just the lowest price.

📌 In Summary

Suzuki’s e‑Access is a significant entry into India’s EV scooter market, with a premium price (~1.88lakh ex‑showroom) but also value‑added benefits such as extended warranty, buy‑back assurance and flexible finance/rental options. It offers a 95km range, multiple riding modes, robust battery tech and good dealer support — making it a worthy contender for daily electric commuting for those who prioritise build quality and long‑term ownership comfort.

 

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