Are you looking for an electric scooter that meets your daily needs and at the same time does not harm the environment? If yes, then Suzuki E-Access can be a great option for you. This electric scooter is not only economical, but its performance and features are also quite impressive. Let’s know about this scooter in detail and see if it can meet your needs.
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Design and Build Quality
The design of Suzuki E-Access is modern and functional. This scooter is known for its simple but attractive look. The build quality is quite good and Suzuki’s trusted brand value makes it even more reliable. The seat is quite comfortable and provides enough space for two people to sit. Apart from this, the under-seat storage is also quite spacious, where you can keep your helmet and other essential items.
Battery and Performance
Suzuki E-Access is equipped with a 2.5 kWh lithium-ion battery, which provides a range of 80-100 km on a single charge. This range is sufficient for daily riding in the city. It takes about 4-5 hours to fully charge the battery. If you ride 30-40 km daily, you will need charging only 2-3 times a week.
Ride and Comfort
The ride quality of E-Access is quite good. Its suspension system (front telescopic and rear mono-shock) handles small potholes easily. The seat height is quite low, which makes it easy for women and elderly people to handle it. The position of the handlebar is quite comfortable and you do not feel tired even on long rides. If you use a scooter to go to office or market daily, then E-Access is perfect for you.
Features and Safety
Suzuki E-Access comes with a number of useful features:
- Digital instrument cluster
- Regenerative braking system
- LED headlamp and tail lamp
- Mobile charging port
- Side stand engine cut-off
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Price and Variants
The ex-showroom price of Suzuki E-Access ranges from around ₹ 1 lakh to ₹ 1.10 lakh (depending on the variant). Although it is slightly more expensive than petrol scooters, it reduces your fuel and maintenance costs significantly in the long run.
