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Burgman Street 125 News & Updates
₹ 1,04,417ex-showroom · last updated 2026
- Engine
- 124cc
- Power
- 8.31bhp
- Mileage
- 58.5kmpl
- Weight
- 114kg
06 / News
Suzuki Burgman Street 125: Latest News, Updates & Launch Info
April 2, 2026-2026 Burgman Street 125 Officially Launched Suzuki Motorcycle India launched the 2026 Burgman Street 125 on April 2, 2026, with a revised exterior and a range of meaningful updates. The headline changes: equal 12-inch alloy wheels at both ends (previous model had 10-inch rear), underseat storage expanded from 21.5 litres to 24.6 litres, a new split LED headlight inspired by the Burgman 400, and a retuned SEP engine now producing 8.42 PS and 10.2 Nm.
Pricing for the 2026 model:
- Ride Connect Edition: Rs 1,04,944 (ex-showroom, Delhi)
- EX: Rs 1,07,902 (ex-showroom, Delhi)
- Ride Connect TFT Edition: Rs 1,13,220 (ex-showroom, Delhi)
Engine Tuning Changes While peak power dropped marginally (by 0.2 PS versus the outgoing model), torque increased by 0.2 Nm and now arrives 250 rpm earlier at 5,250 rpm. Suzuki says this improves acceleration in the 30-60 kmph band - the range that matters most in city commuting.
Keyless Ignition Now Standard All three variants of the 2026 Burgman Street 125 get keyless ignition with answer-back function (press the key fob to honk and locate the scooter in a parking lot) - previously this was a higher-trim feature.
2026 vs 2025 Model: What Changed Beyond the wheels and storage, the 2026 model brings redesigned side panels for a leaner, more athletic silhouette. The seat height drops 5mm to 775mm. The suspension has been slightly retuned (though firm rear suspension remains a user complaint in early reviews). The fuel filler cap now opens externally via a remote - no need to open the seat.
Official Updates (3)
BikeWale's 2026 Suzuki Burgman Street road test (published May 15, 2026) recorded a city mileage of 58.34 kmpl and a top speed of approximately 95 kmph, with a full-tank range exceeding 300 km. The review flagged firm rear suspension as the scooter's primary weakness, particularly noticeable when riding solo over sharp potholes, while praising the comfortable seating and practical 24.6-litre underseat storage.
BikeDekho published a detailed real-life image gallery of the 2026 Suzuki Burgman Street 125 on April 14, 2026, highlighting the dual-tone copper accents, 24.6-litre underseat boot, and split LED headlight. The gallery also noted a key omission: the Burgman Street 125 lacks single-channel ABS, which the Suzuki Access 125 now offers in the same segment.
Suzuki Motorcycle India officially launched the 2026 Burgman Street 125 on April 2, 2026, at three variants - Ride Connect Edition (Rs 1,04,944), EX (Rs 1,07,902), and Ride Connect TFT Edition (Rs 1,13,220), all ex-showroom Delhi. Key updates include equal 12-inch alloy wheels at both ends, underseat storage expanded to 24.6 litres (up from 21.5L), a new split LED headlight inspired by the Burgman 400, and a retuned 124.5cc engine producing 8.42 PS and 10.2 Nm.
Suzuki has not yet announced any upcoming changes to the Burgman Street 125 beyond the 2026 launch. No electric version of the Burgman Street has been announced for India as of May 2026 (Suzuki's e-Access is the brand's current electric scooter play). Watch ZigWheels, BikeWale, and the official Suzuki India social channels for price revisions, new colour additions, or any mid-cycle updates. The Burgman Street 125 typically gets annual minor updates; a more substantial refresh is expected in the 2027-2028 cycle.