KEY HIGHLIGHTS
- Suzuki issues recall for its scooter lineup
- Suzuki Access 125, Avenis, Burgaman 125 affected
- Recall issued for all the Suzuki V-Storm 800 DE units sold in India as well
In a major development, Suzuki has found itself in the midst of a big recall, spanning over 4 lakh units of the affected vehicles. The Suzuki Access 125, Avenis, Burgaman, and even motorcycles have been recalled to rectify a technical part that might prove to be a hiccup on the roads. Let's jump into the details but before that, don't forget to join our 91Wheels Whatsapp Channel, specifically curated for all the avid petrolheads with extensive coverage of the latest news from the automotive space.
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Suzuki Recalls Over 4 Lakh Units Of 2 Wheelers: Access, Avenis, Burgaman, And More
Suzuki has announced a significant recall for the Suzuki Access 125, Burgman 125, and Avenis 125 models. This recall affects units produced between April 30 and December 3, 2022. The recall addresses an issue with a faulty high-tension cord connected to the ignition coil. Suzuki explained that the cord, which did not meet quality specifications, could crack and break due to repeated engine oscillations. This can lead to engine stalling and starting problems. Additionally, if the damaged cord comes into contact with water, it may harm the vehicle speed sensor and throttle position sensor, causing potential issues with the speed display and starting.
The extent of this recall spans over 4 lakh Suzuki 2-wheeler units. The recall involves 388,411 scooters produced between April 30, 2022, and December 3, 2022. Suzuki is conducting this as a precautionary measure, urging scooter owners to visit their nearest service center for a check-up and to address any potential issues. Suzuki has identified the number of affected units as follows: 263,788 units of Access 125 , 52,578 units of Avenis 125, and 72,025 units of Burgman.
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Suzuki has also announced a separate recall for the V-Strom 800DE in India, covering units produced between May 5, 2023, and April 23, 2024. This international recall affects an estimated 67 units in India. The issue involves a defective rear tire that may develop cracks or deformities in the tread. If not addressed, sections of the tread could detach, affecting vehicle handling and the affected motorcycles will receive a replacement rear tyre.
Verdict
The recall in auto industry is nothing new and has been issued time and again. However, this tie it could be said that even though the scale is massive with around 4 lakh affected units, the pro active tance of the brand is something to be appreciated. Keeping the customer satisfaction at its forefront, the brand is working to resolve the issue at its earliest. Meangwhile, if your vehcile is withing the above mentioned time frame, you can check in with your nearest delaership by yourself to know if your scooter makes the cut to this list.
