The neo-retro models arrive on the global market in the summer of 2025, with focus on Europe and North America
The Suzuki Motor Corporation has officially presented, on Friday 4 July, its new road bikes: the GSX-8T and the GSX-8TT.
The models, which will make their global debut in the summer of 2025, are designed mainly for the markets of Europe and North America, combining the classic spirit of the brand with the most modern technologies.
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With a neo-retro design, both bikes pay homage to the historical icons of Suzuki, however introducing modern elements into the mechanics, electronics and chassis.
The visual identity is characterized by round headlights inspired by the historical models of the house and unpublished mirrors at the ends of the handlebar, which strengthen the perfect balance between classic and contemporary.
Both models are equipped with the well-known 776 cm³ engine already used on GSX-8S and GSX-8R, focusing on lightness and agility.
The structure includes a high-rigidity steel frame and an aluminum swingarm, with high-level electronic components such as the Suzuki Drive Mode Selector (SDMS), the Ride-by-Wire electronic accelerator, the bidirectional quickshifter and a lithium-ion battery signed Eliiy Power, which guarantees maximum reliability even at low temperatures.
GSX-8T: The Spirit of Titan relives
Inspired by the legendary T500 “Titan” of the 60s, the GSX-8T offers a nostalgic look with modern touches.
The pronounced tank contrasts with the matte black rear, while the three -dimensional emblem in relief, which depicts the ball number 8 of the billiards, symbolizes audacity and decision.
GSX-8tt: tradition and performance with style
The GSX-8tt brings the concept even beyond, with front and lower fairing inspired by the racing models of the 70s. The colors also attract attention: black front forks, colorful side protections, gray saddle frame and sporting details on rims and graphics.
The abbreviation “TT” represents the merger between the basic GSX-8T model and the concept of “timeless” (timeless)-a real celebration of the inheritance Suzuki reinterpreted in a modern key.
With the launch of the new GSX-8T and GSX-8tt, Suzuki reaffirms its commitment to offer motorcycles that unite emotion, style and technology-addressing both nostalgic enthusiasts and new generation of motorcyclists.
Source and images: Global Suzuki. This content was created with the help of artificial intelligence and overhauled by the editorial team.
