Suzuki Motorcycle India rolls out new Hayate EP commuter bike

The Hayate EP is to be made available in the market later this fiscal with the pricing to be announced then.

Autocar Pro News Desk By Autocar Pro News Desk calendar 27 Jan 2016 Views icon8592 Views Share - Share to Facebook Share to Twitter Share to LinkedIn Share to Whatsapp
Suzuki Motorcycle India rolls out new Hayate EP commuter bike

Suzuki Motorcycle India has introduced its all-new 110cc Hayate EP commuter motorcycle. According to the company, the motorcycle’s engine uses the Suzuki Super Sleek Piston, high-ignition spark plug and low friction cylinder and piston rings to offer improved combustion, a high compression ratio, reduced friction and weight reduction.

Other products highlights include a longer seat, a long wheelbase and a brand new diamond frame, which help deliver improved utility and comfort. The Hayate EP also gets a maintenance-free battery, tubeless tyres and a 5-step adjustable rear shock absorber.

The Hayate EP is to be made available in the market later this fiscal with the pricing to be announced then.

Commenting on the latest Suzuki, Masayoshi Ito, managing director, Suzuki Motorcycle India, said: “Our engineers and designers have worked very hard to give the Hayate EP superior fuel efficiency without compromising on pick-up. The riding comfort of the Hayate EP also makes it an ideal ride for daily commuters. We are confident that the new Hayate EP will be very well received in the market."

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