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Suzuki Motorcycle unveils new BS-VI compliant GIXXER models starting at Rs 1.12 lakh

The GIXXER SF is priced at Rs 1.22 lakh, and GIXXER SF MotoGP edition is tagged at Rs 1.23 lakh.

By PTI |
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GIXXER and GIXXER SF (in pic) are powered by a 155cc engine capable of generating power of 13.6ps.
NEW DELHI: Suzuki Motorcycle India Pvt Ltd (SMIPL) on Wednesday launched BS-VI compliant GIXXER series of motorcycles priced between Rs 1.12-1.23 lakh (ex-showroom Delhi).

The series comprises GIXXER and GIXXER SF bikes which are powered by a 155cc engine capable of generating power of 13.6ps, the company said in a statement.

While the GIXXER is priced at Rs 1,11,871, the GIXXER SF comes at Rs 1,21,871 and GIXXER SF MotoGP edition is tagged at Rs 1,22,900, it added.



"Suzuki Motorcycle India has plans to grow at a robust pace with its flagship brand, GIXXER. Both BS-VI compliant GIXXER SF and GIXXER, designed keeping the Indian customers in mind, have become even more environment friendly without compromising on the overall power and performance," SMIPL Managing Director Koichiro Hirao said.

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