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 Suzuki e-Access features image gallery
 Suzuki e-Access features image gallery

The e-Access comes with a keyless ignition system.

 Suzuki e-Access features image gallery

Offers 17L of underseat storage which will might be insufficient for most buyers looking for a utilitarian scooter.

 Suzuki e-Access features image gallery

The seat stays open on its own without needing to keep it manually propped open.

 Suzuki e-Access features image gallery

The motor produces 4.1kW and 15Nm of torque.

 Suzuki e-Access features image gallery
 Suzuki e-Access features image gallery

Comes with a disc brake at the front.

 Suzuki e-Access features image gallery

The scooter features three riding modes – Eco, Ride A and Ride B – along with regenerative braking and a reverse assist function.

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Suzuki e-Access features image gallery

The Suzuki e-Access was the first electric two-wheeler from Suzuki Motorcycle India, built on an entirely new platform developed in-house rather than sharing its architecture with the petrol Access 125. It uses a 3kWh battery pack, powering a 4.1kW swingarm-mounted motor producing 15Nm of torque. Claimed IDC range is 95km and top speed is 80kph, with three riding modes – Eco, Ride A and Ride B – along with regenerative braking and a reverse assist function. The scooter offers keyless ignition, charging port and a storage cubby is standard, along with a fully digital instrument cluster, and LED lighting.

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