The demand for electric scooters in India is steadily increasing, and now Suzuki is also preparing for a large entry into this segment. The company is about to bring its popular 125cc scooter lineup into electric form, and will have its first model Suzuki E Access. The scooter is expected to launch in the Indian market in December 2025 and take the Access brand’s popularity in the EV segment to a new level. This strategy of the brand clearly shows that Suzuki is now seriously targeting the EV market. So let’s know what special can be found in the upcoming Suzuki E Access.
Price
The estimated price of Suzuki E Access is between 1 lakh to 1.20 lakh rupees (ex-showroom) in India. In this price range, this scooter will give a tough competition to models like TVS iQube, Ola S1, Ather 450X, Bajaj Chetak and the upcoming Honda Activa Electric. Suzuki has always kept its prices competitive, so it can be expected that E Access will also come in the same category as an affordable and value-for-money option.
Design
The design of the Suzuki E Access can be very similar to its petrol model Access 125. The brand will give it familier styling while retaining its identity, but some retro elements can also be added to make the EV model special. This design strategy will make it different and more attractive than the rest of the electric scooters. Panels with LED headlamps, slim taillights and modern finishes will add a premium touch to its look, making this scooter look quite stylish on city streets.
Features
Suzuki Access Electric is going to be a fully modern scooter in terms of features. It is expected to receive a full digital instrument console, which may include Bluetooth connectivity, smartphone alerts, and navigation support. High variants can also feature touchscreen displays, map-based navigation, and smart connected features, which will make it even more attractive for tech-savvy users. LED headlamps, low-power consumption DRLs and premium switchgear make it both modern and practical.
Range and performance
Although Suzuki has not yet shared the performance details of E Access, it is expected that its power and torque output will be similar to the rest of the electric scooters in the market. Speaking of range, this scooter can give a range of 100 to 150 km once charged, which is enough for users walking in the city daily. This range makes it competitive on par with scooters like Ola S1, Chetak and TVS iQube. Suzuki’s battery efficiency and lightweight design can also help give it better mileage.