GST 2.0’s revision has pushed down two-wheeler prices across brands since late September 2025, and Suzuki has also passed on the tax benefit to buyers. The popular Access 125 scooter from the Japanese manufacturer has seen a substantive cut — roughly over Rs 8,500. With this, the price of the Access now ranges between Rs 77,284 and Rs 93,877. Both mentioned prices are ex-showroom figures. Other Suzuki models also received reductions, with savings varying model-to-model, and reaching up to around Rs 18,000 on select bikes and scooters. These new figures reflect the manufacturer passing lower GST rates to customers; actual on-road costs will still depend on state RTO charges and insurance.
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Suzuki Access 125: Updated Variant-Wise Prices
If you are planning to bring home Suzuki Access this festive season, here are the revised variant-wise prices for the scooter post-GST 2.0 reforms. It is important to note that these prices are ex-showroom and are inclusive of mirror set and side stand.
| Variant | Price |
| Suzuki Access Standard Edition Drum Brake Variant | Rs 77,284 |
| Suzuki Access Special Edition (Disc Brake Variant) | Rs 83,426 |
| Suzuki Access Ride Connect Edition (Disc Brake with Alloy Wheel) | Rs 87,827 |
| Suzuki Access Ride Connect TFT Edition | Rs 93,877 |
How Big Are The Cuts Across Suzuki’s Range?
Suzuki has applied GST benefits across several models. Published price lists and aggregators show Suzuki two-wheelers with reductions ranging from a few thousand rupees up to roughly Rs 18,024, depending on model and variant — examples include the Burgman Street, Avenis, Gixxer and Access series.
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What Buyers Should Know
The sticker drop does not translate to cost of ownership or performance but rather increases affordability. Buyers will still have to:
- Confirm the exact ex-showroom price with a local Suzuki dealer because city taxes may differ.
- Ask for an updated on-road quotation inclusive of RTO and insurance
- Inquire about any promotional offers or stock-clearance deals that may combine with the GST benefit.
The brand's website and dealers have already updated their price lists and showroom stickers to reflect the new GST-adjusted rates.
For more updates on your favourite Suzuki models, keep reading Times Now Auto.
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