Under this tag you will find articles related to Suzuki and its activities within the motorcycle sector. This includes new model presentations, technical developments, motorsport topics and company-related news concerning the brand.
The list below brings together all content in which Suzuki is featured — ranging from production models and special editions to racing activities and strategic decisions made by the manufacturer.
A research team at Otto von Guericke University Magdeburg has developed a hydrogen combustion engine that operates emission-free in a closed cycle and achieved over 60 percent efficiency on the test bench. While the concept is not intended for motorcycles, the technology could influence the two-wheeler industry in the long term.
The Bonhams Spring Stafford Sale has been one of the most important dates on the calendar for collectors of historic motorcycles for years. On the weekend of April 25 and 26, 2026, the auction once again took place as part of the International Classic MotorCycle Show at the Staffordshire County Showground, with more than 350 lots spread across two days.
Suzuki Germany responds to the 2025 sales slump with a comprehensive price offensive and a new managing director. The goal: 10,000 motorcycles sold per year and at least five percent market share.
Former Top Gear presenter James May had to appear at a London court over his 50-year-old Suzuki GT750. The charge: not riding without insurance, but simply owning an uninsured motorcycle.
Suzuki Edition Models 2026 with factory-fitted Akrapovic exhaust: up to 2.4 hp more, 3.9 kg lighter. Power and Travel Editions from 10,290 euros at Suzuki dealers.
Suzuki is offering new aftermarket graphics kits for the GSX-S1000 and GSX-8S. The wraps in red, black, and silver are available through authorized dealers and can also be fitted to existing models.
OLG Schleswig-Holstein confirms 95,000 euros in compensation for a motorcyclist after a crash with a left-turning driver. Inherent operational risk fully superseded by gross negligence.
The 2026 motorcycle year brings a wealth of new releases – from completely new models to major overhauls, fresh colors, and technical updates. This overview page summarizes all the important motorcycle news for 2026 and is continuously updated.
Suzuki announced the price for the highly anticipated GSX-R1000R “40th Anniversary Edition” at the Motorräder Dortmund motorcycle show 2026. The supersport bike with standard carbon winglets will be available from summer 2026 for 19.990 Euro (approximately 23,190 US dollars) at German dealers.
Suzuki Germany launches the GSX-8R Daidai-Iro Edition and the Daidai-Iro Power Edition as two special models. Both feature an exclusive Glass Blaze Orange finish and a comprehensive accessories package.
The Suzuki KATANA is now available as a strictly limited special edition with Akrapovič exhaust and exclusive details. Only 45 units will be built worldwide.
The Suzuki GSX-8S enters its fourth model year with minor updates. The proven overall package of the 776cc twin, precise chassis, and comprehensive electronics remains unchanged.
Suzuki France will introduce a free warranty extension to 10 years with no mileage limit starting in March 2026. At the same time, the Japanese manufacturer is continuing its aggressive price reduction strategy on the French market.
Suzuki Germany is launching six edition models with factory-fitted accessories for the 2026 season. Buyers save up to €700 compared to purchasing the components individually.
Suzuki is exhibiting two special vehicles based on the design of the video game Monster Hunter Wilds at Monster Hunter Festa ’26 in Japan. Both the DR-Z4S motorcycle and the Jimny Nomad are appearing in a special collaboration version with game developer Capcom.
Suzuki is expanding its range in Austria for the 2026 season with four special editions, some of which are available in very limited numbers. These include the GSX-8S, the V-Strom 800, and the DR-Z4SM, each of which is available with special designs or additional features.
Suzuki is relaunching the Hayabusa for the 2026 model year, combining targeted technical adjustments with new color options. A special edition is also being added to the range, with a price tag that remains below the €20,000 mark.
Suzuki is giving the V-Strom 1050 and V-Strom 1050DE a visual refresh for the 2026 model year while also lowering their starting prices. The large touring enduros remain technically unchanged, but are intended to appeal to additional buyers with new color options and better price positioning.
Suzuki’s versatile adventure tourer enters the 2026 model year with targeted detail improvements. In addition to a redesigned seat, the manufacturer is significantly lowering the price, thereby strengthening the V-Strom 800’s position in the mid-range segment.
Suzuki is recalling numerous DR Z400 models built in 2025 and 2026 in the USA. The reason for this is a possible assembly error in the rear brake system, which could impair braking performance.
