Suzuki has unveiled the new GSX-10R at EICMA 2026, introducing a fully faired sportbike to its GSX series, under the design concept of “FUN. UNLIMITED.” with the intent of combining performance with everyday usability, weekend touring and track riding.
Here’s everything you need to know about it.
Design
The Suzuki GSX-10R features a full-fairing design with aerodynamic bodywork, winglets, a compact high-luminance LED headlight and an 18-litre fuel tank, available in three colour combinations:
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Pearl Vigor Blue / Metallic Mystic Silver
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Pearl Pulse Red / Solid Iron Gray
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Metallic Galaxy Gray / Glass Sparkle Black
Features & Technology
The bike gets a colour TFT LCD Multi-Information Display compatible with Suzuki Ride Connect+ and a Type-C USB port.
The GSX-10R is further equipped with Suzuki's Intelligent Ride System (S.I.R.S.) that includes 15 electronic rider-assistance and control features like the Suzuki Drive Mode Selector Alpha (SDMS-α) that offers three power delivery modes, 10 leveled traction control system (switch off), a lift limiter, roll torque control and a first-for-suzuki Slide Control System.
Other electronic features include a bi-directional quickshifter, Suzuki Easy Start System, Launch Control and Engine Brake Control with three modes.
The motorcycle also gets Motion Track Brake, Low RPM Assist, Smart Cruise Control (allows gear changes while cruise control is active), Active Speed Limiter and Slope Dependent Control. Smart Cruise Control.
Another addition is Brake Hold Control, which maintains rear brake pressure for approximately 30 seconds to assist the rider when stopped on flat roads or downhill slopes.
The GSX-10R also features Suzuki's Ground Beacon System (SGBS) that illuminates the ground around the motorcycle to improve visibility when the turn indicators are activated.
Engine & Performance
Powering the Suzuki GSX-10R is a 999cc, liquid-cooled, four-stroke, inline-four DOHC engine derived from the K5 platform, producing 152hp and 106Nm of torque, optimized to be manageable performance at low and mid-range city speeds, while retaining acceleration at higher rpm.
Chassis, Suspension & Braking
The GSX-10R uses an aluminum twin-spar frame and an aluminum swingarm. Suspension is a 43mm front fork, a fully adjustable KYB rear monoshock and an electronically controlled steering damper.
The braking and rider-assistance package includes the Motion Track Brake System, while the Slide Control System, traction control and lift limiter provide additional control for the rider.
The motorcycle rides on 17-inch tubeless tyres, measuring 120/70ZR17M/C at the front and 190/55ZR17M/C at the rear.
Dimensions & Specifications
The Suzuki GSX-10R measures 2,130mm in length, 740mm in width, 1,175mm in height, wheelbase of 1,455mm, ground clearance of 145mm, a seat height of 810mm, while its kerb weight stands at 214kg.
Compared with the GSX-R1000R, the GSX-10R is 55mm longer, 35mm wider, 30mm taller and has a wheelbase 35mm longer, a slightly larger overall footprint than Suzuki's established litre-class supersport motorcycle.
Pricing & Availability
With international sales scheduled to begin from summer 2027, the GSX-10R brings the “FUN. UNLIMITED.” concept to Suzuki's new litre-class sportbike with the pricing details having not yet been announced.
