Hayabusa: Price, Variants, Mileage, Top Speed, Colours, Features, Specs & Reviews

The Suzuki Hayabusa from Suzuki Motorcycle India since 2016 has been the topmost hyperbike of the year 2025. With an engine of 1340 cc with a power of 190 bhp and 150 Nm torque, this bike has become one of the favourite bikes of sports enthusiasts. The recent update is that Suzuki has increased the price of the Hayabusa after the GST hike for motorcycles. The price was bumped up by Rs. 1.16 lakhs on 25 September 2025. It is available in only 1 variant and 3 unique colours. With the 2025 update, some of the new features have been updated while retaining the old versions. 

Read further to gather all the latest information about the Hayabusa bike price, specifications, features and latest update. 

Hayabusa: Overview 

The Hayabusa bike was manufactured by Suzuki Motorcycle India Private Limited (SMIPL) in March 2016. It began assembling the Hayabusa in India at its Manesar plant near Gurugram. This led to a shift from complete knockdown (CKD) imports to local production. It features a 1340 cc, liquid-cooled engine with a 6-speed manual transmission. 

Hayabusa Bike Price, Variants and Top Speed

There are about four variants of the Hayabusa that are explained below with their features and price range: 

The ex-showroom price of the Suzuki Hayabusa is now Rs 18.06 lakh after the GST 2.0 increase of Rs 1.16 lakh, which took effect on 25 September 2025. This is higher than the previous price of Rs 16.90 lakh. The on-road price can be different in each city because of RTO fees, insurance, and taxes. Only the Standard variant is available.

Hayabusa on road Price (City-Wise)

EMI Starts: Rs. 52,000/month (10% down, 9.7% interest, 3 Years). Visit your nearest dealers for more offers and fluctuations in this estimated calculation. The prices do not include the accessories, but they provide a warranty of 2 years/unlimited km. 

Specifications

Mileage & Performance 

Dimensions

Engine

Tyres, Brakes and Wheels

Wheels and Tyres 

Suspensions & Chassis 

Features

Suzuki Intelligent Ride System (S.I.R.S.): A complete set of features with a 6-axis Bosch IMU that helps with advanced functions like Motion Track Traction Control and Brake System. Riders can set up the system using SDMS-α to get the best performance in different riding conditions.

Bi-Directional Quick Shifter: Let’s riders shift up and down without using the clutch, and it works with an assist/slipper clutch for smooth shifting.

This makes the bike more agile on tracks and highways without losing power.

Smart Cruise Control (2025 Update): Keeps the bike at a set speed even when using the quick shifter, perfect for long trips.

It also works well with the Active Speed Limiter for precise control.

Launch Control: Helps get the bike moving quickly from a stop by controlling wheel spin and traction.

The 2025 version has new engine speeds for better acceleration. It ensures the bike can consistently go from 0 to 100 kmph.

Motion Track Brake System: Uses the IMU to adjust braking force based on how the bike is leaning and the slope.

This stops the wheels from locking up during sharp turns.

Three Riding Modes: Basic, Sport, and Ultimate Sport let riders choose how the power is delivered, how much traction is used, and how much engine braking is applied. There are also three power modes for different riding styles.

Hill Hold Control & Slope Dependent Control: Keeps the bike from rolling back on hills and adjusts ABS based on the slope. This makes riding more confident on different types of terrain.

Brembo Stylema Callipers: High-performance 4-piston front brakes on 320mm discs with switchable dual-channel ABS.

These brakes offer strong stopping power and better control.

Adjustable Aerodynamic Windscreen: Can be electronically adjusted to block wind, reducing rider fatigue during high-speed rides.

It also works with SRAD intakes to improve top speed performance.

Hayabusa Colours 

Hayabusa is available in a range of unique colours across all variants. You have some great options to choose from: 

Advantages and Disadvantages 

Maintenance Costs 

The Suzuki Hayabusa should receive maintenance at intervals of between 8000-12000 km or every 6-12 months. The initial service is complimentary and only provides labour coverage; costs for the subsequent oil changes, filter replacements, and other routine services performed at a Suzuki dealership range from Rs 8000 – 15000. 

Each Year – Ownership ($20K – $40K for services & parts), Does Not Include Tyres (Tyres are $30K/Set for 15K), or Major Repairs. Fewer Service Centres are available in Smaller Towns, so those costs must be added to travel.

Hayabusa Sales History in India: Discontinuation Period  

As a result of the implementation of the new BS6 emission standards across India in 2020, Suzuki ceased producing/selling their highly regarded Hayabusa motorcycle in India at that time. The final version created under BS4 standards was produced in March 2020; however, due to the necessary time required to re-engineer the Hayabusa to meet the new emission regulations before the end of March 2020, dealerships began clearing out their existing inventory of Hayabusa motorcycles following the BS4 standard before the introduction of the BS6 standard. Consequently, no new Hayabusa models were registered for sale after March 2020, and it remained unavailable for purchase thereafter. 

Cameback Reasons 

The third-generation Hayabusa came back in February 2021, coinciding with the implementation of Phase 2 of the BS6 regulations. The initial version featured upgraded electrical components (including computerised real-time display of key data on the dashboard) and an all-new engine from its predecessor (now measuring 1340cc). 

It was manufactured as “Complete Knock Down” assembly kits so they could be put together locally to save time and money. The launch price was Rs 16.90 Lakh, which resulted in its rapid sale due to its notoriety from films such as Dhoom and occupying the second largest segment of the superbike market (with a projected sales volume (in FY25) of 57% of the total). 

The Hayabusa experienced additional developments, including colour options, compliance with the new OBD2 emissions standards, and the result of increases in September. GST rate in 2025 will now see the Hayabusa with an ex-showroom price of Rs 18.06 Lakh. The newer version will offer more advanced features, which will provide most of the comfort and power. The new Hayabusa 2025 is ready to compete with all the competitors to give the best performance. 

Users’ Reviews & Ratings 

Users give Hayabusa a 4.8 out of 5 rating overall (based on over 91 reviews), with high praise for its powerful 190 bhp engine (4.8/5), great appearance (4.7/5), and advanced electronics (4.7/5) that make it excellent for highways and long rides. 

Positive Reviews 

• Users have praised its explosive 190 bhp acceleration and stability. 
• For the users, the seats are very comfortable and provide fatigue-free touring comfort with low seats. 
• They are happy about the latest update and advanced SIRS electronics & quick shifter. 
• Users have provided the on-road mileage, which is 17 kmpl, and they appreciate the performance. 

Negative Reviews 

• Users are unhappy about the high maintenance costs, which may lead to 12K+. 
• They found the bike heavy and the clutch stiff. 
• The users do not appreciate the limited service centres. 

Hayabusa Alternatives Comparison

Here is the comparison of the Hayabusa with its competitors: 

Final Takeaways 

Suzuki Motorcycle India introduced the Suzuki Hayabusa in 2016 as the premier hyper-tourer in India, featuring a massive 1340cc engine capable of producing 190 bhp and 150 Nm of torque.

With a top speed approaching 300 km/h and an average fuel economy between 17-18 km/l, the Hayabusa is an exceptional motorcycle for long-distance touring. 

The cost of the ex-showroom model post GST 2.0 increase in September 2025 is Rs 18.06 lakh, while the estimated cost on-road in Delhi ranges from Rs 20.3-21.4 lakh.

There is one Standard version available, offered in three vibrant colours: Metallic Mystic Silver/ Pearl Vigor Blue, Glass Sparkle Black/Metallic Mat Titanium Silver, and Metallic Matte Steel Green. 

This motorcycle is equipped with high-quality S.I.R.S. Electronics from Japan, high-performance Brembo brakes, and has received a power and comfort rating of 4.8/5. 

While maintenance costs are expected to be approximately Rs 20-40,000 per year, this motorcycle is considered to be best suited for long highway rides rather than as a track bike. 

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