# Suzuki Access 125 — Variants & Prices 2026

> All 6 variants of Suzuki Access 125 with ex-showroom prices.

Source: https://indianautoforum.com/bikes/suzuki/access-125/variants

The Suzuki Access 125 comes in **six variants** in 2026, ranging from ₹79,885 to ₹1,00,279 (all ex-showroom, Delhi). Here is what each variant offers:

**1. Standard Edition - ₹79,885**
The entry point. Drum brakes front and rear, no Bluetooth, no disc. Ideal if budget is the only constraint and you mostly ride short urban distances.

**2. Special Edition - ₹86,326**
Adds a front disc brake over the Standard, which meaningfully improves braking confidence in city stop-start traffic. The price jump of ₹6,441 is worth it for most buyers.

**3. Ride Connect Edition - ₹89,227**
Adds the Ride Connect Bluetooth module for turn-by-turn navigation, call and message alerts, and ride statistics via the Suzuki Ride Connect app. Still disc front, drum rear.

**4. Ride Connect TFT Edition - ₹93,877**
Upgrades to a 4.2-inch colour TFT display. Better sunlight readability and a sharper premium feel. No ABS.

**5. Ride Connect ABS Edition - ₹95,230**
First variant with single-channel ABS on the front wheel - essential for wet-weather and highway commuters. Only ₹1,353 more than the TFT Edition.

**6. Ride Connect TFT ABS Edition - ₹1,00,279**
Fully loaded: TFT display, Bluetooth, and single-channel ABS. Crosses the one-lakh mark but undercuts most rival top variants.

**Recommendation:** Ride Connect Edition (₹89,227) for city-only use; Ride Connect ABS Edition (₹95,230) if you ride in rain or at highway speeds.

## Variants
| Variant | Ex-showroom Price |
|---------|------------------|
| Access 125 Standard | ₹ 82,341 |
| Access 125 Special Edition | ₹ 88,782 |
| Access 125 Ride Connect Edition | ₹ 91,701 |
| Access 125 Ride Connect TFT Edition | ₹ 96,358 |
| Access 125 Ride Connect ABS Edition | ₹ 97,669 |
| Access 125 Ride Connect TFT ABS Edition | ₹ 1,02,735 |

Only the top two ABS variants offer single-channel ABS. All other variants use CBS, which is linked braking - better than independent drums, but not ABS. All six variants share identical engine specs, dimensions, and storage capacity. The choice is purely about braking safety, connectivity features, and display type. EMI for the Ride Connect Edition works out to approximately ₹2,800/month over 36 months with a 20% down payment at 10% interest.

## FAQs

**How many variants does the Suzuki Access 125 come in?**
The Suzuki Access 125 is available in 6 variants in 2026: Standard Edition (₹79,885), Special Edition (₹86,326), Ride Connect Edition (₹89,227), Ride Connect TFT Edition (₹93,877), Ride Connect ABS Edition (₹95,230), and Ride Connect TFT ABS Edition (₹1,00,279). All prices are ex-showroom, Delhi.

**What is the difference between the Standard and top variant of Suzuki Access 125?**
The Standard Edition at ₹79,885 has drum brakes all around and no connectivity. The top Ride Connect TFT ABS Edition at ₹1,00,279 adds a disc front brake, 4.2-inch colour TFT display, Bluetooth Ride Connect, and single-channel ABS - a ₹20,394 premium for a significantly more capable and safer package.

**Which Suzuki Access 125 variant offers the best value for money?**
The Ride Connect Edition at ₹89,227 is the best-value pick - it adds Bluetooth navigation and a front disc brake while staying under ₹90,000 ex-showroom. For buyers who prioritise safety, the Ride Connect ABS Edition at ₹95,230 (just ₹1,353 more than the TFT Edition) is the logical next step.

**Does the Suzuki Access 125 get dual-channel ABS?**
No, the Suzuki Access 125 only offers single-channel ABS (front wheel only) on two variants - the Ride Connect ABS Edition (₹95,230) and Ride Connect TFT ABS Edition (₹1,00,279). Dual-channel ABS is not offered on any variant of the Access 125.

## More
- [Overview](/bikes/suzuki/access-125)
- [Full Specifications](/bikes/suzuki/access-125/specifications)
- [Price in India](/bikes/suzuki/access-125/price)