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E Access Colours
₹ 1,90,665ex-showroom · last updated 2026
- Weight
- 122kg
05 / Colours
Suzuki E Access Colour Options: All 4 Shades Explained
The Suzuki E Access is available in four dual-tone colour combinations, each pairing a main body colour with a contrasting Metallic Mat Fibroin Gray or Metallic Mat Bordeaux Red on the side panels and accents. Suzuki has gone for mature, understated shades rather than the bold two-wheelers you see from Ola or Ather - which is in keeping with the E Access's practical commuter character.
1. Pearl Jade Green & Metallic Mat Fibroin Gray - The standout colour of the range. The jade green has a subtle metallic shimmer and reads differently in sunlight versus shade. If you want the E Access to have some visual personality without being flashy, this is the pick.
2. Pearl Grace White & Metallic Mat Fibroin Gray - The cleanest, most versatile option. White suits the E Access's rounded, Access-family silhouette well and will hold up better under a patchy respray if you ever need panel repairs.
3. Metallic Mat Blue No. 2 & Metallic Mat Fibroin Gray - A cooler, desaturated blue that looks professional. Good choice if you use the scooter for work commutes where you want it to look sharp without drawing attention.
4. Metallic Mat Black No. 2 & Metallic Mat Bordeaux Red - The most dramatic combination, with dark matte black paired against burgundy-red accents on the lower panels. The Bordeaux Red gives it a premium, fashion-forward feel that none of the other colours achieve.
4 colours available
Suzuki e-Access in Metallic Matte Black No. 2 and Metallic Matte Bordeaux Red
Suzuki e-Access in Metallic Matte Stellar Blue
Suzuki e-Access in Pearl Grace White and Metallic Matte Fibroin Grey
Suzuki e-Access in Pearl Jade Green and Metallic Matte Fibroin Grey
All four colours are available at launch with no waiting period premium (as of January 2026). The matte finishes on the Black and Blue variants require slightly more care - avoid abrasive cloths and stay away from wax-based polishes that can leave residue. Suzuki recommends microfibre-only cleaning for matte panels. If you're in a coastal city like Mumbai or Chennai, note that the matte surface is harder to evaluate for early rust or corrosion than a gloss finish - inspect panel edges more regularly.