
The new Suzuki e-Access reads will be ideal for city usage, on paper.

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The new Suzuki e-Access reads will be ideal for city usage, on paper.
Suzuki India is all set to debut its first electric scooter soon at the Auto Expo 2025. While we are still awaiting for the official production-spec scooter to break cover, we have managed to get a few details of it before the unveiling.
Starting with the battery, the new Suzuki e-Access will be powered by a 3.07 kWh battery that will be good for a IDC-claimed range of 95 km. It comes paired to a 4.1 kW electric motor that produces a peak torque of 15 Nm and is good for a top speed of 71 kmph. The battery takes 4 hours and 30 minutes to charge from 0-80 per cent, and 6 hours 42 minutes to get fully charged via a 240W portable charger. This charge time drops to 1 hour 12 mins and 2 hours 12 mins for the same scenarios via a fast charger.

The new Suzuki e-Access is based on a completely new platform that rests on telescopic fork at the front. For the rear it gets a swing arm type suspension. The scooter rides on 12-inch alloy wheels at both ends with 90/90 section at the front and 100/80 section rubber for the rear. A disc/drum brake setup takes care of braking duties. At 122 kg, the e-Access is nearly on par with its e-scooter competitors. However, the 765 mm seat height should make it very accessible.
We don’t know much about the connectivity features it will be available with, however, all-LED lighting will be standard. So, stay tuned as we’ll finally get to see the scooter in the afternoon.
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