Suzuki lowers finance rate on ‘big bike’ models

Suzuki has revealed a new lower finance rate across all its ‘on-road’ models over 650cc, which will run beyond the end of March 2026. 

That means bikes such as the brand’s flagship Hayabusa sportbike, the entire V-Strom family, and the GSX-S1000GX+ sport tourer will all be available with a lower finance rate of 5.9 per cent. 

It remains to be seen whether the new GSX-R1000R will be available with the new rate, as the new model will land in dealerships some time during the spring. The bike’s price is also yet to be confirmed.

Suzuki UK says the move to introduce a lower standard finance rate “is in line with the announcement of the brand’s recent pricing realignment, ensuring a committed and long-term focus on cost clarity and customer affordability.”

At the beginning of the month we revealed what bikes Suzuki was offering the biggest price drops on, with up to £1,000 off some models confirmed.

Suzuki does caution that the new finance rate of 5.9 per cent is subject to movement based on the evolving market and global economy. However, it also says it is “committed to ensuring it remains as low as possible, committing to 5.9 per cent until at least 31 March 2026.”

Also included in the new standard finance rate are the newly-launched modern classic GSX-8T and GSX-8TT models. 

You might like to read our Suzuki GSX-8T review.

To take advantage of the revised finance rate, which is available with both PCP and HP agreements over three years, you will need to put down a minimum deposit of £1,000.

Discussing the new finance rate, Suzuki GB head of motorcycles, Jonathan Martin, said: 

“We know that, for the most part, motorcycles are a luxury purchase and there’s still a lot of uncertainty in global economies. We have always had a clear dedication to affordability for our customers, with a focus on running great offers. However, we have elected to shift that focus to a simpler and clearer pricing structure, and a consistently lower rate of finance across the range. This makes the buying process simpler for customers of all our models, and contributes to lower monthly repayments.”

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