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Snazzier Suzuki Intruder Special Edition Launched

 

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Suzuki Intruder SP Front

Suzuki has launched Special Edition (SP) variants of its eccentric cruiser, the Intruder 150 and Intruder 150 FI. The former is priced at Rs 1,00,500, while the latter costs Rs 1,07,300 both prices, ex-showroom Delhi) Compared to the regular variant, the carburetted version of the Special Edition commands a premium of around Rs 500, while the fuel-injected SP variant is dearer by around Rs 400.

The Special Edition variant gets a matte black paint job with red accents along with a cushioned backrest with ‘Intruder’ engraving for the pillion. The twin exhaust tips get the black treatment too. Apart from these changes, the motorcycle is the same as the regular variant. It is powered by a 154.9cc single-cylinder, air-cooled engine that generates 14.8PS at 8000rpm and 14Nm at 6000rpm, and is paired with a 5-speed gearbox. The Intruder locks horns with the Bajaj Avenger 180, which is priced at Rs 86,829 (ex-showroom Delhi). Here’s Suzuki’s official statement regarding the launch:

Press Release:

Suzuki Motorcycle India introduces ‘Special Edition’ INTRUDER/FI ahead of the festive season

Suzuki Intruder SP Rear

New Delhi, September 28, 2018: Suzuki Motorcycle India Private Limited (SMIPL), a subsidiary of one of the world's leading two-wheeler manufacturers - Suzuki Motor Corporation, Japan (SMC) has rolled out the ‘Special Edition’ of India’s Modern Cruiser – INTRUDER and INTRUDER FI ahead of the festive season.

The INTRUDER SP and INTRUDER FI SP editions are offered in Matte Black colour along with Candy Sanoma Red accent enhancing the sportiness of this modern day cruiser with a standard pillion backrest fitment. The SP variants will come equipped with Anti- Lock Brake System (ABS) and the Fuel Injection will offer a better riding experience.

Commenting on the launch of the special variant, Mr. Satoshi Uchida – Managing Director, Suzuki Motorcycle India Pvt. Ltd, said, “We are happy to introduce the Special Edition ahead of the festive season which will lure the cruiser customers. With its head-turning design, luxurious appeal and sporty looks, Suzuki INTRUDER and INTRUDER FI variants are an apt fit for the people who want to stand out from the crowd. It’s for the people who navigate the challenges and ride it out with brotherhood.”

Since, its launch in November 2017, the bike has received an overwhelming response with its premium appeal. The INTRUDER, true to its modern badge, compliments with futuristic features like a standard ABS, a fully-digital instrumentation, SEP engine with superior riding performance. In the looks department, it carries forward the lineage of the legendary INTRUDER with flowing character lines, big-bike like shrouds, and a sharp twin exhaust that stands-out. It is low and long styling, with a long wheelbase, and a low seat makes both your daily commute and the weekend ride exciting with an attitude. The special edition adds further to the style quotient of the bike.

The new INTRUDER SP edition is available in Metallic Matte Black /Candy Sanoma Red priced at INR 100,500(ex-showroom, New Delhi); while INTRUDER Fi SP is priced at INR 107,300 (ex-showroom, New Delhi).



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