Suzuki e-Access: Built Smart, Rides Smarter, Purely Spot-On
In a world shifting to electric vehicles, Suzuki brings its trusted legacy to the forefront with the all-new e-Access - a smart electric scooter that blends innovation, reliability, and style like no other. Packed with Suzuki's next-gen e-Technology, the e-Access is here to redefine everyday electric mobility.
Suzuki has a timely opportunity to make a strong mark, as India's EV landscape has rapidly evolved over the past six years. EV penetration has grown from just 1.9% in FY 2021-22 to a notable 6.1% in FY 2024-25. Leading this shift are electric scooters, which have seen a sharp rise in adoption, currently standing at an impressive 16.2%. These trends clearly signal that electric mobility is no longer a niche - it's fast becoming the mainstream choice for Indian commuters.
To lead this shift, Suzuki is bringing its trusted legacy into the EV space with its advanced e-Technology, powering the all-new e-Access. Here's how it's making a difference.
Suzuki e-Access: Built for Reliability, Tested to Be Trusted
At the heart of the e-Access is a Lithium Iron Phosphate (LFP) battery, known for its long life, thermal stability, and safety. The fixed 3kWh LFP battery pack is backed by rigorous testing under various temperatures, conditions, and safety parameters. That's not all, it offers more.
Lithium-Phosphate Battery For Indian Roads
When it comes to powering your everyday ride, LFP batteries are simply built for India. With a life cycle that lasts two to three times longer, they help keep long-term ownership costs in check by delaying expensive replacements. What makes them truly ideal for Indian conditions is their superior heat resistance- they remain stable even in extreme summer temperatures. Add to that their natural protection against thermal runaway, and you have a battery that's not just smart, but safer and more dependable for daily commutes. It's the kind of confidence you want in your EV-every single day.
12 Ways Suzuki Makes Sure It's Road-Ready
Before it hits the road, the Suzuki e-Access has already been through it all, quite literally. From extreme heat to icy cold, drops to deep submersion, every part of the e-Access is put through 12 intense reliability tests to prove it can handle whatever life throws at it.
The scooter undergoes partial submersion, hot and cold temperature tests, and even a drop test to ensure toughness. It's shaken through a vibration test, and then each component, including the motor and battery, is bench-tested for performance and lifespan. When it comes to the battery, Suzuki leaves nothing to chance. It's subjected to temperature stress, submersion, crushing, and even a puncture test, mimicking real-world accidents and extremes.
Maintenance-Free Belt Drive - Good for 7 Years!
Suzuki's maintenance-free belt drive needs no lubrication or adjustments. Its toothed design and auto-tensioner prevent slippage and extend durability up to 7 years or 70,000 km. Perfect for riders seeking reliable, low-maintenance electric mobility with the e-Access.
Smooth Power, Smart Modes, Regenerative Braking
Suzuki's advanced Drive Mode Selection (SDMS-e) lets you adjust power delivery to match your riding style or traffic conditions. Combined with constant power delivery across all speeds, this gives the e-Access a smooth, confident feel, whether you're gliding through city traffic or cruising open roads. Plus, the regenerative braking system helps recharge the battery while slowing down, boosting efficiency and extending your ride time.
All That, with Spot-On Design
The Suzuki e-Access isn't just smart - it looks the part too. Inspired by its ICE sibling, the electric scooter blends sharp styling with thoughtful touches that make it stand out on city streets. The LED headlamp pairs with a uniquely designed front apron housing turn indicators on either side of the Suzuki badge. Smooth, minimal side panels, a long single-piece seat, raised metallic nameplates, and a chrome 'S' emblem give it a premium, refined presence, rounded off by stylish alloy wheels. It will be offered in three striking dual-tone colour options.
Ride Smarter with e-Access
Suzuki has packed the e-Access with modern features to stay ahead of the curve. A vibrant colour TFT LCD supports smartphone connectivity via the Suzuki Ride Connect-E app. Riders get three power modes - Eco, Ride A, and Ride B-plus a reverse mode for added convenience. A multifunction switch with keyless access rounds out the tech-savvy package, making the e-Access a smart, stylish pick for today's urban rider.
The Electric Scooter You Can Count On
With a perfect mix of technology, toughness, and everyday usability, the Suzuki e-Access is more than just an EV - it's a statement of dependability and modern living. And with Suzuki's legacy of trust backing it, this scooter is ready to power your journey smoothly, silently, and smartly.
(Disclaimer: The above sponsored content is non-editorial and has been sourced from a third party. NDTV does not guarantee, vouch for, or necessarily endorse any of the above content, nor is it responsible for it in any manner whatsoever.)
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
New Indian Express
4 minutes ago
- New Indian Express
Positive start likely for markets ahead of RBI interest rate decision
CHENNAI: The Indian stock market is set to open on a positive note today, Tuesday, June 3, 2025, with investors closely monitoring global developments and the upcoming interest rate decision by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI). Market Indicators GIFT Nifty Futures: As of 8:15 AM IST, GIFT Nifty futures were trading at 24,845.5, indicating a higher start compared to Nifty50's Monday close of 24,716.6. Global Markets: Asian indices were mixed, with Japan's Nikkei 225 falling 0.34%, while Hong Kong's Hang Seng futures suggested a positive opening. Key Factors Influencing Today's Market RBI Interest Rate Decision: The RBI is anticipated to reduce its benchmark rate by 25 basis points for the third consecutive time, aiming to support economic growth amid global uncertainties. Global Economic Developments: The European Central Bank cut interest rates by 25 basis points to 2.5%, citing slowing inflation and weak economic growth. US Market Trends: US markets ended mixed, with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq gaining, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average slipped. Notable stock movements included Nvidia (+3.1%) and Amazon (-4% in extended trade after underwhelming Q1 forecasts). Market Outlook The Indian market is expected to open higher, supported by positive global cues and anticipation of the RBI's rate cut. However, investors remain cautious, awaiting further economic data and policy decisions. Key stocks to watch today include Britannia Industries, HCLTech, and Maruti Suzuki, which are expected to be in focus due to recent developments. Traders should monitor the opening session closely for any significant movements and adjust their strategies accordingly.
India Today
6 minutes ago
- India Today
Infinix GT 30 Pro to launch in India today at 12 PM: Possible price and everything you can expect
Infinix is set to launch its latest budget gaming smartphone in India. Called the GT 30 Pro, Infinix has already confirmed a lot of details about the smartphone, and if one looks at the Malaysia variant of the phone that had recently launched, you can get a fair bit of idea about what to expect from the Infinix GT 30 Pro in India, including the possible pricing. advertisementInfinix GT 30 Pro expected priceThe Infinix GT 30 Pro was launched in Malaysia recently at MYR 1,299, which roughly translates to about Rs 26,200 in Indian rupees. Which is inline with what we expect looking at the revealed specifications of the smartphone. In India, you can expect the GT 30 Pro to be priced under Rs 25,000. We already know that the GT 30 Pro will be available for purchase via GT 30 Pro specifications and featuresInfinix has already confirmed that the GT 30 Pro will be powered by MediaTek Dimensity 8350 Ultimate chipset with support for up to 24GB extended RAM. If we look at the variant that was launched in Malaysia, we can expect the GT 30 Pro to come with up to 12GB on-board RAM (LPDDR5X) – and 12GB virtual RAM – along with 512GB UFS 3.1 storage. The device will run XOS 15, which is based on Android 15. advertisement The Infinix GT 30 Pro is also confirmed to come with a 1.5K AMOLED display with 144Hz refresh rate. The Malaysia variants also revealed that the display size will be 6.78-inch, it would offer 160Hz touch sampling rate, 2,304Hz PWM dimming, and 1,100 nits peak brightness. The smartphone will also offer 120fps support for games like of the highlights of the phone, especially for gamers, is going to be the GT Triggers. They are basically capacitive buttons on the right edge of the phone that you can use like L1-R1 triggers on an actual gaming controller. Besides that the phone is also confirmed to come with features like XBoost Gaming Engine and AI vapour chamber photography, the GT 30 Pro sports a 108-megapixel main camera and an 8-megapixel ultra-wide sensor. For selfies, it offers a 13-megapixel camera. Fuelling the smartphone is a 5,500mAh battery with support for 30W wireless charging.
Mint
13 minutes ago
- Mint
President Trump deeply admires, respects India, we are going to have great relationship together: Commerce Secretary Lutnick
Washington, Jun 3 (PTI) The core population of India has drive and ambition and that's why its economy will always continue to thrive, US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick has said, underlining that President Donald Trump deeply admires and respects India and the two countries are going to have a "great relationship together." India has one of the most extraordinary economies, Lutnick said in his keynote address at the eighth edition of the US-India Strategic Partnership Forum (USISPF) Leadership Summit here on Monday. "The key that makes an extraordinary economy is the determination of the people. How much do your people care about being in business? How entrepreneurial are they? How much do they drive to be better for their families?" he said. "From what I know about India, the core population of India has that drive and ambition, and that's why the Indian economy will always continue to grow and thrive because it has that from the underpinning and so you can do things in India that many other countries, you just can't get done.' He added that while President Trump thinks 'America first', he does not think 'America only' or 'America exclusively'. 'First, he's got to take care of home so we're big and strong, but then he's going to take care of his allies. He's going to make sure he takes care of India, who he deeply, deeply admires and respects and we are going to have a great, great relationship together," Lutnick said. Responding to a question on Indian talent in the US against the backdrop of ongoing visa and immigration discussions, Lutnick said the success of Indian entrepreneurs in America, individuals of Indian nationality leading and running so many of the 'great companies' of America 'because they're fantastic entrepreneurs, fantastic business people, smart, thoughtful, educated in every way. 'But I think the ordinary path of immigration for America is changing. The Trump Card is coming out. I expect the Trump Card will create really an enormous opportunity for people to have the ability to come to America,' he said, referring to the USD 5 million 'Trump Gold Card', on the lines of a Green Card, that will fast-track the process for foreigners to live and work in the US. Lutnick said he feels 'we are going to be incredibly successful in India. So when people ask me, 'When are you coming to India?' I'd say, 'When I launch the Trump Card, I promise you I'm coming to India'.' He said it's a wonderful opportunity for people to be part of two economies - the Indian economy and the American economy, and people will be able to come to America and participate in America. 'Here's the key. You can become like a green card holder, the equivalent of it, it's the Trump Gold Card. You can do it that way and pay global tax, or you can keep everything the way it is and just pay US tax on US assets, and you pay nothing on your global assets and no inheritance tax, and none of that kind of stuff either. 'And that's what we're going to call it an international entrepreneur. That's a special category, and I think it will be very, very well received amongst the great people of India who want to participate and have the means to participate in America," he said. In response to a question on whether the US will be doing more to help push more manufacturing in India, Lutnick said America wants to bring advanced manufacturing back to the United States. 'That's a key industrial platform for us, to bring back domestic manufacturing and reshoring in America,' he said, adding that there are an enormous number of product categories that 'we are going to be delighted for India to produce.' He said that there will be a trade deal that says certain kinds of industries would be great for India to produce. 'And in fact, there are enormous numbers of industries that we'd really like to go to India. What happens is, you create the sort of trade deal that puts India in a unique position because it'll have a special relationship with the United States and certain industries. 'It will have a better tariff relationship than most other countries in the world, which means India will be the beneficiary of those kind of products,' he said, adding that some will need to be reshored to America but they'll be replaced with incredible opportunity for India, which has one of the most extraordinary economies. On whether he sees opportunities for collaboration between India and the US in areas such as artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and emerging tech, Lutnick said, 'Our idea is that we want to embrace our allies and our friends in a way that is much more open than the Biden administration, not even on the same hemisphere. 'So we love our allies. We want our allies to participate in the AI revolution with us. And if India is interested, which of course it is, and it wants to build giant data centres and be a part of that model, we are ready, willing and look forward to embracing India as a partner and friend in that path," he said.
