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Suzuki · Motorcycle
Gixxer SF
₹ 1,37,594ex-showroom · last updated 2026
- Engine
- 155cc
- Power
- 13.4bhp
- Weight
- 148kg
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Suzuki Gixxer SF — Overview
At Rs 1,37,604, the Suzuki Gixxer SF makes a genuinely compelling case for anyone who wants full-fairing style without paying Yamaha R15 money. The sharp GSX-R-inspired bodywork covers a 155cc air-cooled motor that officially returns 45 kmpl - which means fuel bills on a daily Bangalore commute look a lot more comfortable than on most rivals. Kerb weight sits at a light 148 kg, single-channel ABS comes standard, and both brakes are discs. It's not the most powerful bike in the segment - the Bajaj Pulsar NS160 has it on peak numbers - but the Gixxer SF has always prioritised usable, daily-life competence over spec-sheet wins. If that tradeoff sounds right for you, read on.
Suzuki Gixxer SF Latest Updates
View allMultiple credible sources including Autocar India and ZigWheels confirmed that a next-generation Suzuki Gixxer range - covering both 150cc and 250cc naked and faired models - is in development under internal project codes XF181/XF191 (150cc) and XF1C1/XF1D1 (250cc), with a coordinated Q4 2026 or early 2027 rollout targeted. The new Gixxer SF 150 is expected to feature inverted front forks, dual-channel ABS, a TFT instrument cluster on higher variants, and design cues inspired by the GSX-8R.
ZigWheels reported that current Gixxer 250 and SF 250 models saw extremely low sales - just 6 units combined in November 2025 - highlighting the urgency of Suzuki's next-gen Gixxer overhaul. The Gixxer SF 150 and Gixxer 150, as Suzuki's only India-manufactured bikes alongside the V-Strom SX, are expected to be a central part of the revival strategy.
Suzuki launched the 2025 Gixxer SF (155cc) on January 9, 2025 with OBD 2B emission compliance, Bluetooth connectivity via the Ride Connect app with turn-by-turn navigation, and new dual-tone colour options. The base variant - Ride Connect OBD 2B - was priced at Rs 1,37,604 ex-showroom Delhi, with the Special Edition at Rs 1,38,070.
What We Like
- Sporty full-fairing design modelled on the GSX-R lineup at an entry-level price
- 45 kmpl ARAI claimed mileage - among the best in the 150cc faired segment
- Dual disc brakes with single-channel ABS as standard across all variants
- Lightweight 148 kg kerb weight makes city traffic genuinely effortless
What Could Be Better
- Air-cooled engine heats up noticeably in slow, stop-and-go city traffic - uncomfortable in peak summer
- Vibrations build above 100 kmph; gear shifts can feel notchy when the bike is new
- Small windshield offers limited wind protection at highway speeds; no hazard lights
Editor's Verdict
Should You Buy the Suzuki Gixxer SF?
The Suzuki Gixxer SF is the sensible choice for a rider who wants faired-bike character without the compromises of a track-focused machine. It's fuel-efficient, light, well-braked, and dependable over the long haul - exactly what the Indian daily commuter needs underneath sport-bike styling. If outright power or feature richness matters more, the Bajaj Pulsar NS160 pushes harder for a lower price, but few bikes at this level match the Gixxer SF's overall balance of reliability and efficiency.