KEY HIGHLIGHTS
- The Avenis has already been given an update for the 2025 model year.
- It now gets a new dual-tone Metallic Matte Platinum Silver No. 2 and Glass Sparkle Black paint scheme.
- Retains the same 124.3cc engine and other mechanical components.
- Available in both Standard and Ride Connect variants.
The Suzuki Avenis has been refreshed yet again with another paint scheme. Although the scooter already received its main update for 2025, the Japanese two-wheeler maker has decided to spruce things up visually for its third 125cc scooter.
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Suzuki Avenis Now Gets A New Paint Scheme: Details
The Suzuki Avenis now gets a new Metallic Matte Platinum Silver No. 2 and Glass Sparkle Black paint scheme. Along with the dual-tone treatment, it also gets red stickering for that extra contrast. However, it retains its core design, which is clearly targeted towards the younger audiences with its more modern and sharp bodywork.
Bits such as the apron-mounted headlamp, the handlebar-mounted turn indicators, the rear section with twin LED tail lamps and the motorcycle-like turn indicators have been retained.
The Avenis also continues with the same mechanicals, but its 124.3cc powertrain is now OBD-2B compliant, something that it received in its previous update not too long ago. The powertrain continues to produce 8.58bhp and 10Nm of torque, and the kerb weight of 106kg also remains unchanged. The Avenis also carries over the familiar 12-inch front and the 10-inch rear wheel setup.
The equipment list of the Avenis also remains unchanged. It continues with the familiar LCD screen setup as seen on the Access 125, with bluetooth connectivity, turn-by-turn navigation, call/SMS and social media alerts, speed limit alert, ETA updates, a front glovebox with a USB port, a side-stand cutoff, a 21.8-litre underseat storage space, and an external fuel filler among other things.
The Avenis continues to be available in two different variants; the Standard, which is priced at Rs 91,400, while the Ride Connect variant can be had from Rs 93,200 onwards (all prices ex-showroom)
Verdict
With the Avenis, Suzuki has chosen not to tamper the formula that works for it. Clearly targeted towards the youth, the Avenis offers a balanced approach to things, which makes it quite useful for the average buyer.
