Suzuki Hayabusa 25th anniversary edition revealed

    The 25th anniversary edition brings cosmetic changes in the form of special decals and a new paint scheme.

    Published On Jul 03, 2023 03:18:00 PM

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    The iconic Suzuki Hayabusa has been on sale for 25 years now, and to celebrate this legendary machine, the Hamamatsu-based marque has unveiled a special edition model.

    1. Suzuki marks 25 years of producing the Hayabusa
    2. The bike will be sold globally July onwards

    Suzuki Hayabusa 25th anniversary edition changes

    The changes to the Hayabusa special edition are purely cosmetic with a special Orange/Black paint and special anodised gold colour for bits like the drive chain adjuster. The ‘Kanji’ logo adorns the twin mufflers and the tank features a three-dimensional Suzuki logo. The single seat cowl is standard for all markets other than Japan.

    Suzuki Hayabusa powertrain and electronics details

    This special edition Hayabusa is powered by the same liquid-cooled, 1,340 cc, inline-four engine found in the standard bike and produces an identical 190hp and 150Nm of torque. This engine is mated to a six-speed transmission, coupled with a bi-directional quickshifter. 

    In 2021, Suzuki finally updated its legendary hyperbike with electronic aids such as riding modes, power modes, traction control and cruise control. 

    Suzuki Hayabusa price and rivals

    The 25th anniversary edition Hayabusa will go on sale in the coming weeks internationally, but there's no mention of its release in India yet. Currently, the Suzuki Hayabusa costs Rs 16.90 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi). If this special edition model does make its way here, expect it to command a premium over the standard model.

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