Suzuki is celebrating its seventh rider title in the premier class of the motorcycle world championship, the MotoGP, with a special series of the current GSX-R1000R in special paint schemes.
Even though Suzuki recently introduced the obligatory Euro5 update of the SV650, work on the new model is already going on in the background.
As has now been announced, Suzuki will separate the motorcycle and marine divisions, at least in America. The two divisions will be officially restructured.
At the thrilling race in Valencia Suzuki driver Joan Mir secured the world championship title by finishing 7th. This is the first time since 2000 that a Suzuki rider has won the title in the premier class.
Schon eine ganze Zeit ist es still um Suzuki geworden. Neuvorstellungen finden nicht statt und wurden bisher auch nicht angekündigt, zumindest bis jetzt.
Suzuki's GSX-R1000R Superbike will be released in a limited edition with the retro paint scheme of the GSX-RR MotoGP machines. The blue and slate silver paint scheme is a homage to Suzuki's GP machines from the 1960s.
Kürzlich veröffentlichte Patentanmeldungen zeigen, dass Suzuki an einem Parallel-Twin Motor der Mittelklasse arbeitet.
Hybrid motors seem to be becoming more and more interesting for motorcycles, because after patents for a Kawasaki two-stroke engine with compressor surfaced, for charging a battery for an electric drive, a Suzuki patent now shows a different approach.
Suzuki India has reason to celebrate. The 5 millionth motorcycle was built there in June 2020.
Suzuki teasered a BS6-compliant V-Strom 650 XT for the Indian market. This also makes a Euro5-compliant version for Europe more and more likely.
As announced today, Suzuki and Alex Rins renewed the MotoGP contract for the 2021 and 2022 seasons.
The well-known Suzuki GSX-R1000 was presented in a new look in a virtual presentation by Suzuki Japan.
Since the current Suzuki GSX-R1000 was only homologated according to Euro4, it may only be sold until the end of the year (as a new vehicle) in Europe. Patent drawings already indicate the next version.
