Suzuki Avenis Race Edition : Recently, the Japanese company Suzuki has launched a scooter named Suzuki Avenis Race. In this segment, Suzuki has given a new era of scooters with long mileage and attractive design. Talking about the long range, a number of companies like Suzuki, TVS, Honda, Hero MotoCorp and Yamaha have also participated. The Suzuki Avenis Race model from Suzuki is being well-liked for its attractive design along with speed and mileage.
Let us tell you that the company is giving you the Best Finance plan to buy this great scooter. Because of which you can take home this best model electric scooter at a very low price. So we tell you what is the finance plan on it.
Suzuki Avenis Race Edition Price
The starting price of the Suzuki Avenis Race Edition has been fixed by the company at Rs 89,300 (ex-showroom, Delhi). Which goes up to Rs 1,02,890 when bought on-road. To buy this cool scooter, definitely know about the offer plan given here.
Suzuki Avenis Race Edition Engine & Mileage
Talking about the engine of Suzuki Avenis Race Edition, in this scooter, the company has given a 124.3cc cylinder engine. Which produces 8.7 Ps of power and 10 Nm of peak torque. Along with its engine, the company has also given automatic transmission. The company has given disc brakes in the front wheel in this scooter while drum brakes have been combined in the rear wheel. Which is combined with tubeless tires and alloy wheels.
Regarding the mileage of this scooter, the company claims that this scooter is capable of giving a mileage of 55 km /liter. Which is certified by ARAI.
Finance plan of Suzuki Avenis Race Edition
If you buy this Suzuki Avenis Race Edition from the finance plan, then the bank will give you a loan of Rs 92,890 for buying it. After getting the loan, you can buy the scooter by making a down payment of Rs.10,000. After this, every month the company will have to pay EMI of Rs 2,984. The company has set a maximum time limit of 3 years for repaying this loan. In between, you will also have to pay an interest of 9.7% per annum.
