Suzuki e-Address electric scooter with 87 km range to go on sale by the end of 2025
11.02.25
Suzuki has unveiled its first all-electric scooter, the e-Address, which made its debut at the Bharat Mobility Global Expo 2025 in New Delhi. In India, the model will be called the e-Access, and in the European market it will be released under the designation e-Address 125.
The electric scooter is equipped with a 4-kilowatt motor with a torque of 15 Nm, which is powered by a lithium-iron-phosphate battery with a capacity of 3.07 kWh. The claimed range is up to 87 km, a full charge takes 6.7 hours. Among the driving modes are economical Eco, enhanced regenerative braking A and B, which simulates the behavior of a gasoline scooter. The possibility of reversing is also provided.
Suzuki e-Address received a 17-liter compartment under the seat, LED lighting and a 4.2-inch TFT display with the ability to connect a smartphone. The seat height is 765 mm, and the scooter weighs 122 kg. The front suspension is a telescopic fork, the rear is a pendulum with a shock absorber. The scooter is equipped with 12-inch wheels, front disc and rear drum brakes.
Additional accessories are offered for the model, including a tinted windshield, a 27-liter pannier and stands. Sales in India will start in April, in Europe the e-Address will appear by the end of 2025. Production will be handled by the Suzuki Motorcycle India division.
Don't miss interesting news
Subscribe to our channels and read announcements of high-tech news, tes
Logitech MX Master 4 mouse review: feedback
0 
Logitech has released a new version of its flagship mouse. The Logitech MX Master 4 not only boasts excellent ergonomics, but also features a number of new buttons and their functions.
Megogo Megopack Y subscription includes YouTube Premium events in Ukraine service
Media service Megogo announced a partnership with Google and introduced a new subscription package, Megopack Y, which combines the best features of Megogo and YouTube
Gamer finds end of the Minecraft world after 14 years of trying games Minecraft
After nearly a decade and a half, streamer Kurt J. Mac has finally achieved the goal he’s been working towards for over 14 years. He’s managed to reach the legendary Far Lands of Minecraft.