Suzuki reveals major changes to its Address 125 scooter including a revised engine
Suzuki has revealed plenty of changes to its Address 125 scooter, which is now fully compliant with Euro5+ emission standards.
Suzuki has confirmed the release of its updated Address 125 scooter, which gets several big changes for 2026 including a revised engine that produces more peak torque lower down the rev range.
Suzuki has achieved this by making changes to its camshaft profile and the airbox. There’s also a revised frame, which is now lighter than the previous model, while new wheels have also been introduced.
Peak torque maxes out at 7.5 Ib ft and it now manages that number at 5,000rpm. The previous model produced 7.3 Ib ft of torque at 5,500rpm. Peak power comes in at 8.2bhp, but it achieves that figure 250rpm further down the rev range than before, at 6,500rpm. The newest version of the Address 125 also meets the latest Euro 5+ emissions standards.
There have been changes to the camshaft profile, specifically the intake cam which lifts higher to increase the amount of air intake, while the exhaust cam timing has been adjusted to minimise overlap. The airbox capacity has also increased by a further 10 per cent, with one of the two exhaust catalytic converters removed from the setup.
An updated underbone frame is now 1kg lighter than the previous version. Suzuki says the modifications to the frame have resulted in “the rear suspension pivot point moved higher and further back”. Also new for 2026 is the new fuel tank, which is 25 per cent lighter than before.
The scooter’s rectangular headlight has been reshaped and it now features a chrome surround, while a new U-shaped LED light sits directly below the Suzuki logo. There’s also a U-shaped, LED rear taillight, as well as two additional LED indicators to complete the look.
A new seat has been added, as have new pillion footpegs which are lighter and 15mm longer than before. Underseat storage space has been increased from 21.8-litres to 24.4-litres.
The 2026 Address 125 comes in Metallic Matt Stellar Blue, Pearl Grace White, and Metallic Matt Black No.2. It is currently available to buy with an OTR price of £2,599.
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