Suzuki Avenis Standard Edition launched at Rs. 86,500

anjan_c2007 · 1st April 2022, 19:30

The new Avenis (106 Kg kerb mass) has lots of added features. It's drivetrain is the same 124.3 cc/ 8.7 ps/ 10 Nm that it's siblings the Access (103/104 Kg kerb mass) and Burgman Street (110 Kg kerb mass) use. The front fairings are so chubby with multiple contours at every few square inches. The competition demands and the younger generation revels on these looks and the stickers. The Avenis has SUZUKI painted in the largest font that fits dimensions of the two rear panels to its left and right. That's no way to announce that you've arrived ! It has a charger fitted glove box (with no lock) to the left, just below the handlebar on the inside of the front fairing. With so much flab on its front, this glove box could have been larger with a small console for the charger within. The petrol tank lid located behind the seat opens with the flick of the key, the lock located just below the rear seat end.

Its nearest competitors the Honda Dio (109.51 cc/ 7.76 ps / 9.0 Nm) (105 Kg kerb mass) costs lesser and is lower on the features and power stakes. The TVS N Torq (kerb mass 118 Kg) is also a 124.8 cc (9.25 bhp/ 10.5 Nm) and costs almost the same as the Avenis.

Aprilia SR 125 (124.45 cc/ 9.78 bhp/ 9.7 Nm) (kerb mass 116 Kg) with its European genes has a nearly Rs 10 - 23 K higher price tag falling in a higher price niche.

TusharK · 2nd April 2022, 16:46

Suzuki has launched a new base variant of the Avenis 125cc scooter. The Avenis Standard Edition is priced at Rs. 86,500 (ex-showroom, Delhi).

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The Avenis Standard Edition comes with a digital instrument cluster but misses out on connectivity features. The scooter also has an LED headlamp and LED taillight, an external fuel filler, USB charging, and a side-stand engine cut-off system.

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The Avenis shares its underpinnings with the Suzuki Access 125. It is powered by a 124.3cc, single-cylinder engine that produces 8.5 BHP and 10 Nm.

The Avenis is also available in Ride Connect Edition and Race Edition variants.

FloatingCanvas · 3rd April 2022, 10:59

Saw this on the road yesterday in Bengaluru. Looks like a customised TVS Ntorq. Very catchy (maybe tacky to some) design and colour scheme. Definitely a head turner.

They should try an Iron Man edition too, a la the Avengers edition of Ntorq. With the sharp edges and multiple plane design, IMO it could pull of a Iron Man theme version.

1st April 2022, 19:30	#1
anjan_c2007 Distinguished - BHPian Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: India Posts: 8,325 Thanked: 20,638 Times View My Garage	Suzuki Avenis Standard Edition launched at Rs. 86,500 The new Avenis (106 Kg kerb mass) has lots of added features. It's drivetrain is the same 124.3 cc/ 8.7 ps/ 10 Nm that it's siblings the Access (103/104 Kg kerb mass) and Burgman Street (110 Kg kerb mass) use. The front fairings are so chubby with multiple contours at every few square inches. The competition demands and the younger generation revels on these looks and the stickers. The Avenis has SUZUKI painted in the largest font that fits dimensions of the two rear panels to its left and right. That's no way to announce that you've arrived ! It has a charger fitted glove box (with no lock) to the left, just below the handlebar on the inside of the front fairing. With so much flab on its front, this glove box could have been larger with a small console for the charger within. The petrol tank lid located behind the seat opens with the flick of the key, the lock located just below the rear seat end. Its nearest competitors the Honda Dio (109.51 cc/ 7.76 ps / 9.0 Nm) (105 Kg kerb mass) costs lesser and is lower on the features and power stakes. The TVS N Torq (kerb mass 118 Kg) is also a 124.8 cc (9.25 bhp/ 10.5 Nm) and costs almost the same as the Avenis. Aprilia SR 125 (124.45 cc/ 9.78 bhp/ 9.7 Nm) (kerb mass 116 Kg) with its European genes has a nearly Rs 10 - 23 K higher price tag falling in a higher price niche. Last edited by anjan_c2007 : 1st April 2022 at 19:31.
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2nd April 2022, 16:46	#2
TusharK Senior - BHPian Join Date: Jul 2017 Location: Pune Posts: 6,265 Thanked: 55,805 Times	Suzuki Avenis Standard Edition launched at Rs. 86,500 Suzuki has launched a new base variant of the Avenis 125cc scooter. The Avenis Standard Edition is priced at Rs. 86,500 (ex-showroom, Delhi). The Avenis Standard Edition comes with a digital instrument cluster but misses out on connectivity features. The scooter also has an LED headlamp and LED taillight, an external fuel filler, USB charging, and a side-stand engine cut-off system. The Avenis shares its underpinnings with the Suzuki Access 125. It is powered by a 124.3cc, single-cylinder engine that produces 8.5 BHP and 10 Nm. The Avenis is also available in Ride Connect Edition and Race Edition variants.
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3rd April 2022, 10:59	#3
FloatingCanvas BHPian Join Date: Sep 2016 Location: Bengaluru Posts: 92 Thanked: 196 Times	Re: Suzuki Avenis Standard Edition launched at Rs. 86,500 Saw this on the road yesterday in Bengaluru. Looks like a customised TVS Ntorq. Very catchy (maybe tacky to some) design and colour scheme. Definitely a head turner. They should try an Iron Man edition too, a la the Avengers edition of Ntorq. With the sharp edges and multiple plane design, IMO it could pull of a Iron Man theme version.
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