2021 Suzuki Hayabusa India launch soon, suggests official teaser
Suzuki revealed the all-new Hayabusa motorcycle a few weeks back. Now, the Indian arm of the Japanese automaker - Suzuki Motorcycle India has teased the new-gen Busa on its social media platforms hinting that the arrival of the reborn falcon is expected to take place sooner than expected.
Albeit, the latest announcement isn't a big surprise since the Hayabusa is one of the hottest-selling superbikes in India and the fact that it is currently not on sale in the country is a big bummer for the company since Suzuki is losing quite a chunk from the premium bike market and its quick reintroduction is the only way forward.
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As far as the new bike is concerned, Suzuki has introduced some heavy changes to the Hayabusa for 2021. For starters, the motorcycle now gets a way sharper-looking exterior design embedded with modern features and fresh two-tone body colours.
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The bike benefits from an all-LED headlight and turn signals comprising built-in position lights. Suzuki has placed these lights at the very edge of the motorcycle's front end, as found on its predecessor.
Inside, there is a familiar 1,340 cc, inline four-cylinder, liquid-cooled engine that is known to deliver 187.7 bhp of power at 9,700 rpm and a peak torque of 150 Nm at 7,000rpm. The transmission option includes the same 6-speed unit. The engine has been updated to meet Euro 5/ BS 6-compliance.
The powertrain gets a ride-by-wire electronic throttle system and a revised intake and exhaust mechanism. As per the official claims, the revisions allow enhanced output and torque in the low and mid-range of the motorcycle. The bike tips the scales at 264kg (kerb) and its overall fuel efficiency has been measured at 14.9kmpl.
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Some of the new electronics and feature additions on the bike include the company's new Suzuki Intelligent Ride System (S.I.R.S.) with SDMS-α. It gets new riding modes, traction control, bi-directional quick shift system, power mode selector, engine brake control, and anti-lift control system. Its safety kit also includes 'Active Speed Limiter' feature that allows the rider to set a speed limit on the bike, when required.
The all-new Hayabusa is expected to be launched in India in the next few months.
