Suzuki Access 125: The Ultimate Family Scooter in India

The new Access 125 Ride Connect model has a 4.2-inch TFT screen that shows all the important details. The trip meter, speedometer, speed, fuel level, time, and battery voltage are all shown on it. Like its LCD cousin, this display can also connect to a smartphone. The fact that it shows weather alerts, SMS/call alerts, and turn-by-turn guidance makes it very easy to use every day.

Storage Space 

One of the most useful bikes on the Indian market is the Access 125, which has a 24.4-liter storage space under the seat. Besides that, it has two cubby holes on the front for extra storage of smaller things like a phone, water bottle, etc. It also has two handy hooks for hanging up carry bags. It also has a large floorboard area where you should be able to store your backpack or shopping bags.

Smart Features for Modern Riders

The Suzuki Access 125 isn’t just about looks and comfort—it also packs in smart features:

• Digital-analogue instrument cluster with eco-assist illumination
  
• Bluetooth-enabled console (in the Ride Connect edition) that offers call, SMS alerts, turn-by-turn navigation, and ETA updates
  
• One-push central lock system for added convenience
  
• USB charging socket to keep your phone powered on the go
  

These features make it one of the most tech-savvy scooters in its price range.

Style That Stands Out

With its retro-modern design, chrome finishes on the front and side panels, and eye-catching colour options, the Access 125 looks elegant and timeless. It’s available in both drum and disc brake variants, as well as steel and alloy wheel options, to suit various preferences and budgets.

The LED headlamp, sleek body lines, and stylish tail lamp add a premium touch, setting it apart from other scooters in the segment.

Conclusion

It was already clear that the Access 125 was a great family bike because it looked good, worked well, and was useful. Yet, the new Ride Connect TFT Edition makes the scooter a little more high-end than the old one.

Having said that, the new TFT version costs Rs 6,800 more than the Ride Connect version with the LCD screen. Overall, the price difference is too high for a scooter with a better watching experience compared to the other model. If you choose the version with the LCD screen, you won’t really miss out on much because the information is pretty much the same as on the TFT screen. The other features are the same in both versions.