Suzuki e-Address electric motorbike may soon be sold in Vietnam?

Suzuki brand has just registered the industrial design copyright for the new e-Address 2025 electric motorbike model in the Vietnamese market.

A completely new electric motorbike model has just been registered for industrial design copyright in Vietnam by Suzuki Motor Company, according to information published in Volume 2 of Official Gazette No. 446, Volume A, issued by the National Office of Intellectual Property of Vietnam.

Based on the images attached to the registration documents, experts believe that this is the new Suzuki e-Address 2025 - the first electric motorcycle model of the Japanese brand. The vehicle was first introduced to the public at the Bharat Mobility Expo 2025 held in New Delhi, India.

The appearance of the Suzuki e-Address 2025 electric scooter marks an important turning point for Suzuki in the context of the global motorcycle industry accelerating the shift to green energy and developing environmentally friendly vehicles.

In terms of design, the e-Address has many similarities with its gasoline-powered sibling, the Suzuki Address 125 - a scooter model that was officially distributed in Vietnam. The appearance of the electric motorbike maintains a compact, practical style, aiming for flexible operation in crowded urban areas.

The Suzuki e-Address 2025 scooter uses a frame system optimized for weight and mobility. The square LED headlights give a modern, sporty look, harmoniously combined with the neat rear taillights.

e-Address is equipped with many utilities similar to traditional scooter models. Smart key system, USB charging port, under-seat storage compartment up to 17 liters are notable highlights.

On the dashboard, the vehicle has a modern TFT screen that can connect to the phone via the Suzuki Ride Connect-E application, helping users monitor operating status and adjust vehicle settings. The vehicle weighs about 122 kg, with a seat height of 765 mm.

The e-Address is powered by an electric motor with a capacity of 4.1 kW and a maximum torque of 15 Nm. The transmission uses a closed belt, operating similar to the CVT system on traditional scooters. In addition, the vehicle also integrates the Suzuki Drive Mode Selector-e (SDMS-e) system, providing three driving modes including Eco, A and B.

Suzuki e-Address uses LFP (Lithium Ferrophosphate) battery with a capacity of 3.07 kWh. Users can charge the battery with a household power source with a full time from 0-100% taking about 6 hours and 42 minutes. In case of using a fast charger, this time can be shortened to only 2 hours and 12 minutes. The estimated travel distance after each full charge is about 87 km.

The suspension system on the vehicle includes a front telescopic fork and a rear single spring. Disc brakes are equipped for the front wheel, while the rear wheel uses a mechanical brake, combined with the CBS braking system to increase safety. The reverse mode helps users easily operate the vehicle when parking or moving in narrow spaces. The tires are tubeless with sizes 90/90-12 for the front wheel and 100/80-12 for the rear wheel.

Another notable feature is the regenerative braking system. Although it does not provide a significant increase in range, this technology still plays a positive role in optimizing energy efficiency.

Before being registered in Vietnam, Suzuki e-Address appeared on Indonesia's intellectual property system, showing Suzuki's clear global strategy for this electric motorcycle line. In the Indian market, e-Address has a price range of 1.20 - 1.40 lakh Rupees (about 36 - 42 million VND).

Video : Introducing the 2025 Suzuki e-Address electric scooter.

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