- Bluetooth-enabled instrument cluster works with Suzuki Ride Connect App
- Access 125 also gets apron-mounted LED DRLs
- Bluetooth feature yet to arrive on Suzuki motorcycles
Suzuki has updated its Access 125 and Burgman Street scooters with the addition of a Bluetooth-enabled instrument cluster.
The new Bluetooth-enabled display on the Access 125 and the Burgman Street works with the Suzuki Ride Connect App and offers access to features such as turn-by-turn navigation, estimated time of arrival updates, message notification (incoming calls, WhatsApp and SMS), missed call alert, caller ID, phone battery level, and overspeed warning. Owners can also get the last parked location and share the trip information using the app.
Apart from the addition of the Bluetooth technology, Suzuki has also updated the Access 125 with new, apron-mounted LED DRLs that enhance the premium look of the 125cc scooter. Check out the prices of the updated scooters below:
- Burgman Street: Rs 84,600
- Access 125 (Drum/Alloys): Rs 77,700
- Access 125 (Disc/Alloys): Rs 78,600
The Bluetooth-connectivity feature is only available on the Access 125 and Burgman Street. We may see the technology on Suzuki motorcycles in the future. The Indian arm of the Japanese two-wheeler brand, however, has given no such confirmation yet.
All prices are ex-showroom Delhi
