Suzuki V-Strom 800 Sport Adventure Tourer unveiled

The V-Strom features S.I.R.S (Suzuki Intelligent Ride System) electronic control system for various riding conditions.

09 Oct 2023 | 16830 Views | By Autocar Professional Bureau

Suzuki Motor Corporation has unveiled the all-new V-STROM 800 Sport Adventure Tourer. Global sales are set to commence in October 2023, primarily in Europe and North America.

The V-STROM 800 is a recently developed variant of the V-STROM 800DE, which has been on for sale since this year. Both models provide an optimised balance of rideability, suitable for both daily commuting and touring, as 800cc class models with lightweight and maneuverable features, catering to a diverse range of riders.

While the V-STROM 800DE was engineered and equipped with features for riding over gravel roads, the V-STROM 800 was developed for high comfortability and driving performance on paved roads and long-distance touring.

The V-Strom features S.I.R.S (Suzuki Intelligent Ride System) electronic control system for various riding conditions, 19-inch wheel and radial-mount brake calipers on the front brake, and tubeless tires on both front and rear are to provide the best driving performance on paved roads.

It is also equipped with height-adjustable wind screen that contributes to ease fatigue in long-distance riding, and a large 20L capacity fuel tank suited for long-distance touring.

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