Suzuki Avenis base variant launched at Rs 86,500

    The new Standard Edition of the Avenis misses out on Bluetooth connectivity, making it the most affordable variant in the line-up.

    Published On Apr 01, 2022 03:00:00 PM

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    Suzuki has launched a new base variant for its 125cc scooter, the Avenis. Called the Standard Edition, this version is priced at Rs 86,500 (ex-showroom, Delhi) and misses out on Bluetooth connectivity that is offered on the higher Ride Connect Edition and Race Edition variants. 

    At this price, it is Rs 1,500 more affordable than the Ride Connect Edition and Rs 1,800 cheaper than the Race Edition.

    Despite the exclusion of connectivity, the Standard Edition still gets fully digital instrumentation, which shows you info such as the time, engine temperature, vehicle speed, two trip meters and a service indicator. All other aspects remain unchanged, so power comes from the same 8.7hp, 10Nm, 124.3cc single-cylinder engine.

    The features list includes an LED headlight and tail-lamp, an external fuel filler, a USB charging socket in the front glovebox and a side-stand engine cut-off. The Avenis shares the majority of its underpinnings with the Access 125, with the biggest differentiator being its sportier styling. To find out how it feels in the real world, you can check out our review here.

    How important do you consider Bluetooth connectivity to be on a two-wheeler? Tell us in the comments.

     

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