Suzuki Gixxer 250 and Gixxer S

The biggest highlight of the update is the introduction of new paint schemes. The Gixxer SF 250 now comes in Glass Sparkle Black and Pearl Glacier White with Metallic Matte Platinum Silver. The existing metallic Triton Blue is also available in Pearl Glacier White shade.

Meanwhile, the Gixxer 250 gets three options. These include Pearl Glacier White with Metallic Matte Platinum Silver, Metallic Triton Blue with Glass Sparkle Black and Full Glass Sparkle Black options. With these additions, Suzuki offers both bright and dark options for different rider tastes.

The Pearl Glacier White and Metallic Matte Platinum Silver shade features a clean white base with gold highlights. It looks premium and fresh compared to the earlier lighter colors. The Glass Sparkle Black, on the other hand, brings a deep black finish with red graphics. It gives a sporty and stealthy look. Perhaps this option will appeal to riders who prefer a bold but dark design.

No mechanical changes, same reliable performance

Apart from the visual updates, Suzuki continues with the same 250cc single-cylinder oil-cooled engine. It produces about 26 bhp power and 22 Nm torque. The company uses Suzuki Eco Performance technology and its oil cooling system to ensure smooth acceleration and good fuel efficiency.

Both the bikes are based on a light-weight chassis that supports easy handling and stable ride. Its features, such as LED lighting, Bluetooth-enabled digital display with Suzuki Ride Connect and Suzuki Easy Start system, continue to be part of the package. Newly designed 10-spoke alloy wheels with brushed finish also add to the updated look.

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