2026 Suzuki Access 125 Premium Features, Mileage, Price

The 2026 Suzuki Access 125 continues to be one of India’s most trusted and best-selling 125cc scooters in February 2026. It strikes a perfect balance between reliable performance, strong fuel efficiency, comfortable family-oriented riding, and modern features.

Current Pricing in India

The Suzuki Access 125 is priced competitively, with ex-showroom figures varying slightly by city, dealer offers, and variant. Recent updates and occasional promotional adjustments keep it accessible.

Ex-showroom prices (approximate, Delhi/New Delhi basis in early 2026):

Standard Edition (base, drum brake): Starts around ₹77,684 to ₹80,021.
Special Edition (often with disc brake): Around ₹83,826 to ₹86,164.
Ride Connect Edition: Around ₹88,227 to ₹90,564.
Ride Connect TFT Edition (top variant with premium display): Up to ₹93,877 to ₹96,218 (some listings show slight variations up to around ₹1,01,900 in premium city configurations, but most hover in the mid-90s).

On-road prices include RTO, insurance, and other fees, typically adding ₹10,000–₹15,000 or more depending on location. In Delhi, on-road figures range from about ₹89,922 for the base model to ₹1,07,000+ for the top TFT variant. Mumbai, Bangalore, or other metros may see on-road prices ₹5,000–₹12,000 higher due to regional taxes.

The scooter offers excellent value with its blend of features and Suzuki’s reputation for reliability. Always verify exact on-road quotes at a local Suzuki dealership, as festive discounts, exchange bonuses, or finance schemes can lower the effective cost.

Engine and Performance

The Suzuki Access 125 uses a proven 124 cc, single-cylinder, air-cooled, 4-stroke engine with fuel injection (BS6 Phase 2 compliant). It focuses on smooth, refined delivery suitable for city commuting and occasional longer rides.

Maximum power: Approximately 8.3–8.42 PS (around 8.2–8.3 bhp) at 6500 rpm.
Maximum torque: 10.2 Nm at 5000 rpm.
Transmission: CVT automatic with centrifugal clutch.

The engine provides linear acceleration with strong low- and mid-range torque, making it easy to navigate traffic and handle inclines with a pillion. 0-60 km/h comes in a comfortable timeframe for urban use, and top speed reaches around 90–95 kmph (real-world figures vary slightly by rider weight and conditions). It feels refined with minimal vibrations, even at higher speeds, and the pickup is adequate for quick overtakes.

Suzuki has tuned it for consistent performance and better efficiency compared to older generations, making it one of the smoother options in the 125cc family scooter category.

Mileage and Efficiency

Fuel efficiency remains a key reason many choose the Access 125 for daily use.

ARAI-claimed mileage: Around 45–47 kmpl (some sources list up to 52 kmpl in ideal conditions, but 45 kmpl is the most consistently reported figure).
Real-world/owner-reported: Typically 42–50 kmpl in mixed city riding, with calm highway or light-load conditions pushing toward 48–52 kmpl.

The fuel-injected engine helps deliver consistent efficiency, and gentle throttle inputs maximize returns. With a 5.3-liter fuel tank, it offers a practical range of 220–260 km per fill-up, ideal for reducing refueling stops during the week.

Actual mileage depends on factors like traffic density, riding style, load, and maintenance aggressive use or heavy loads reduce it slightly.

Design and Build

The Access 125 features a clean, practical, and timeless design that appeals to a wide audience. It prioritizes comfort and usability over aggressive looks.

Classic urban styling with a balanced front apron, LED headlamp (standard in higher variants), and clear tail lamp.
Comfortable, wide seat suitable for rider and pillion, with good under-seat storage (around 19–21 liters depending on variant).
Alloy wheels (standard in most variants), tubeless tires, and chrome accents for a premium touch.
Available in 6–7 color options, including solid and metallic shades like Pearl Mirage White, Metallic Matte Graphite, and premium dual-tone schemes in special editions.

Kerb weight is around 105–106 kg, making it light and easy to handle in tight spaces. Build quality is solid, with durable plastics and good panel gaps that hold up well in daily Indian road conditions.

Features and Technology

The Access 125 offers a good mix of practical and modern features, especially in higher variants.

Standout features include:

LED headlamp and position lights for better visibility and modern appeal.
Digital or semi-digital instrument console (top Ride Connect TFT Edition gets a 4.2-inch TFT display).
Bluetooth connectivity via Ride Connect app in mid and top variants: turn-by-turn navigation, call/SMS alerts, live location tracking, and geo-fencing.
Front disc brake option (in Special and higher variants) with Combined Braking System (CBS) for improved safety.
USB charging port, side stand indicator, and easy-to-reach external fuel filler in select trims.
Highly rigid frame for better stability and handling.

The connected features make it convenient for tech-savvy users without overwhelming beginners. Base models keep things simple and reliable.

Ride and Handling

The scooter delivers a comfortable and stable ride thanks to telescopic front forks and gas-charged rear mono-shock suspension. It absorbs city potholes and uneven surfaces well, with minimal jolts transferred to the rider.

Braking is confident drum in base, disc front in higher variants with good modulation and short stopping distances. The upright seating position, low seat height (around 773 mm), and wide floorboard make it accessible for riders of different heights and ensure pillion comfort on longer rides. It’s stable at moderate speeds and nimble in traffic, prioritizing ease and safety over sharp cornering.