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Suzuki Motorcycle India garnered a total of 1,17,514 units in April 2026 as against 1,12,948 units with a 4 per cent year-on-year improvement
Suzuki marked 20 years of manufacturing operations in India in April 2026 and set two national and continental records with the Burgman scooter during the same month along with hosting its flagship Suzuki Matsuri festival in Mumbai and launching a new special edition while closing the month with 1,17,514 units in total sales.
Compared to the same period twelve months ago with 1,12,948 units – a 4 per cent year-on-year improvement was noted. Its domestic sales came in at 98,004 units by growing 3 per cent over the 95,214 units recorded in April 2025. Exports were the stronger performer of the two as the shipping tally rose 10 per cent to 19,510 units from 17,734 units in the same month last year.
Spare parts revenue rounded out another positive month for the Japanese brand as it reached Rs 91.59 crore with a 14 per cent increase over April 2025. The Suzuki Matsuri in Mumbai produced two record-breaking moments, both centred around the Burgman. The event registered the largest gathering of a single scooter model at one location and the highest number of deliveries of a single scooter model in one day.
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These achievements recognised by both the India Book of Records and the Asia Book of Records. Alongside this, a new Pearl Glacier White and Metallic Oort Gray colour combination was introduced for the Avenis Special Edition. The month’s biggest launch was undoubtedly the new Burgman Street 125 with a host of updates in early April.
The 2026 Burgman Street is built on a new lightweight chassis shared with the Access 125 – bringing a 25 per cent improvement in torsional rigidity over the outgoing model. The visual changes are immediately apparent – twin-pod LED headlamps replace the earlier single unit, the side panels have been redesigned and a taller smoked visor adds to the maxi-scooter stance. Mechanically, 12-inch wheels are now fitted at both ends across all variants, a change that was previously reserved for the EX variant alone.
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The 124cc single-cylinder fuel-injected engine carries over but has been retuned with torque nudging up by 0.2 Nm while peak power sees a marginal reduction of 0.2 PS – a trade-off Suzuki says improves real-world acceleration between 30 and 60 kmph. Underseat storage grows to 24.6 litres and the top-spec Ride Connect TFT Edition adds a 4.2-inch colour display with smartphone connectivity and keyless ignition.
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