Suzuki Burgman 2026 is more luxurious, but this feature is still lacking?

Suzuki Burgman Street 2026 was recently introduced by Suzuki Motorcycle India. This bike has undergone a number of updates, from the design to the features and capacity of the fuel tank. This scooter comes in two variants, namely Ride Connect Edition and Ride Connect TFT Edition. Sales in India will begin on April 8, 2026 through the entire authorized dealer network. For information, Burgman Street was first introduced in India in 2018.

For color choices, the Ride Connect Edition variant is available in five single-tone options, including Metallic Royal Bronze, Pearl Mat Shadow Green, Pearl Grace White, Metallic Mat Black No. 2, and Metallic Mat Stellar Blue. Meanwhile, the Ride Connect TFT Edition variant comes with five dual-tone color choices, such as Metallic Mat Black No. 2 + Metallic Mat Luxe Copper, Metallic Mat Stellar Blue + Metallic Mat Luxe Copper, Metallic Mat Platinum Silver No. 2 + Metallic Mat Luxe Copper, Metallic Royal Bronze + Metallic Mat Luxe Copper, and Pearl Grace White + Metallic Mat Luxe Copper.

In terms of design, the Burgman Street 2026 is built on a lightweight yet rigid frame, combined with an enhanced suspension setting and a long wheelbase. Unfortunately, braking is still using the Combined Brake System (CBS) and has not yet advanced to the Anti-Lock Braking System.

Well, the lighting system has adopted full LED, including a split model headlight with integrated position light, compact LED turn signal, and the latest LED taillights. Other details that strengthen the premium impression include emblems with metallic finishes, new dark smoked windshields, and upswept mufflers.

For convenience, this scooter is equipped with long and padded seats, a wider foot deck, a new grab bar, an aluminum rear footstep, and an additional front footrest. In the feature sector, Burgman Street 2026 is equipped with various technologies such as the Suzuki Easy Start System, Side Stand Interlock, 4.2-inch color TFT LCD screen to the keyless system.

Luggage capacity under the seat also increased from 21.5 liters to 24.6 liters, enough to store full face helmets. In the engine sector, this scooter still relies on a 124 cc single-cylinder air-cooled engine capable of producing 8.4 hp and 10.2 Nm of torque. The engine has been equipped with Suzuki Eco Performance (SEP) technology to improve performance in low to medium speed.

One of the other important improvements is the capacity of the fuel tank which now reaches 5.5 liters, thus providing a longer mileage. In the Indian market, Burgman Street 2026 is marketed with a price starting at around Rp. 19.5 million for the Ride Connect Edition variant and reaches around Rp. 1.02 lakh and Rs 1.13 lakh, ex-showroom delhi).

Well in conclusion, Burgman Street has not really changed completely from the previous one. If you could say this motorbike is a facelift with premium features and technology updates.