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Imagine, your bike or scooter doesn’t emit smoke, but only water! Or else, they ran not on petrol but on cheap fuel made from sugarcane and corn!
This is not the story of a science fiction film. Suzuki We are preparing to bring a similar revolution, which will change the entire picture of our roads and our journey. At the Mobility Show 2025 to be held in Japan, Suzuki is going to show the world its three amazing vehicles of the future.
1. Hydrogen Burgman: No smoke, now just water!
This is probably going to be the biggest ‘superstar’ of the show! Suzuki its popular and comfortable scooter, Burgmanis going to introduce a model that runs not on petrol, but hydrogen Will do with.
- So what is special about it?: The biggest feature of hydrogen fuel is that it does not produce smoke (carbon) when burnt, but only water (water vapor) leaves! That means, ‘Zero Pollution’!
- Petrol feel, without smoke: Suzuki says that they have made it such that you will enjoy driving and sound exactly like a petrol scooter, but there will be no harm to the environment.
2. Gixxer SF 250 (FFV): Now your ‘sports bike’ will run on fuel made from sugarcane!
Suzuki’s Gixxer SF 250 is the heartbeat of the youth of India. Now the company is bringing a new, even ‘smarter’ version of it. This is the flex-fuel version (FFV).
- so what does that mean?: This simply means that now you will be able to put not only petrol but also E85 fuel (which contains up to 85% ethanol) in this bike. Ethanol is made from things like sugarcane and corn, which is not only cheaper than petrol, but it is also much better for the environment.
3. Suzuki e-Address: The new ‘electric king’ of city roads
In the growing world of electric scooters, Suzuki is also going to play its big bet. The company is about to introduce its new electric scooter, e-Address.
- What is special in it?: It has been specially designed for city traffic and everyday hustle and bustle. Suzuki claims that its performance will be at par with a 125cc petrol scooter! That is, a great combination of power and economy.
North India Statesman