Suzuki SV-7S 2027

Suzuki SV-7S 2027

2027 Official
Suzuki · Naked Bike
73 hp / 53.7 kW
Power
64 Nm
Torque
200 kg
Weight
645 ccm
Displacement
The 2027 Suzuki SV-7S carries the SV650 concept forward under Euro 5+. Its 645 cc V-twin produces 73 hp (54 kW) and 64 Nm and gains ride-by-wire, three riding modes, traction control and a two-way quickshifter for the first time. It weighs 200 kg ready to ride, the seat height is 785 mm, and an A2 version with 35 kW is offered.
Model Details
Lifecyclenew
ChangesSuccessor to the SV650 in Europe with Euro 5+. New: ride-by-wire, three riding modes, three-level switchable traction control, bi-directional quickshifter, 4.2-inch TFT with smartphone connectivity, round LED headlight, revised injectors, two iridium spark plugs per cylinder, shorter intake funnels, 2-into-1 exhaust, low-friction pistons and rings. Output 54 instead of 56 kW. Handlebar 719 mm wide, closer to the rider, grips 11.5 mm further out on each side. Seat height unchanged at 785 mm.
Model Info
Vehicle Typestreet
Target AudienceBeginners, A2 licence riders, experienced riders looking for an easy everyday naked bike
Engine & Performance
Engine Type90° V-twin, liquid-cooled, DOHC, 4 valves per cylinder, SCEM-coated cylinders, two iridium spark plugs per cylinder
Cylinders2
Displacement645 ccm
Power73 hp
Power (kW)53.7 kW
Power at RPM8,500 rpm
Torque64 Nm
Torque at RPM6,800 rpm
Fuel SystemFuel injection, ride-by-wire, 39 mm throttle bodies
CoolingLiquid cooling
Emission StandardEuro 5+
Drivetrain
Transmission6-speed, bi-directional quickshifter
Final DriveChain
Performance
Fuel Consumption4.1 l/100km
Range341 km
Power-to-Weight0.4 hp/kg
CO\u2082 Emissions96 g/km
Chassis & Suspension
Frame TypeSteel trellis frame, steel tube swingarm
Front ForkConventional telescopic fork, 41 mm
Fork Diameter41 mm
Front Travel125 mm
Rear ShockLink-type monoshock
Rear Travel129 mm
Rear Suspension Adj.7-step spring preload
Electronic SuspensionNo
Brakes
Front Disc Count2
Front Disc Size290 mm
Front CaliperFour-piston, floating discs
Rear Disc Size240 mm
ABSYes
IMUNo
Dimensions & Weight
Seat Height785 mm
Wheelbase1,445 mm
Rake25 °
Trail106 mm
Wet Weight200 kg
Fuel Capacity14 L
Ground Clearance135 mm
Tires & Wheels
Front TireDunlop Roadsmart III 120/70 ZR17
Rear TireDunlop Roadsmart III 160/60 ZR17
Front WheelCast, ten spokes, 17 in
Rear WheelCast, ten spokes, 17 in
Spoke WheelsNo
Electronics & Rider Aids
Riding ModesYes
Mode Count3
Mode NamesA (Active), B (Basic), C (Comfort, 45 kW)
Traction ControlYes
TC Levels3
TC IMU-basedNo
TC DeactivatableYes
Wheelie ControlNo
Slide ControlNo
Launch ControlNo
Engine Brake ControlNo
Cruise ControlNo
Adaptive Cruise ControlNo
QuickshifterSerie
QS DirectionUp & Down
Hill HoldNo
Front RadarNo
Rear RadarNo
Blind Spot MonitorNo
Display & Connectivity
DisplayFull-colour TFT, ambient light sensor
Display Size4.2 "
ConnectivitySuzuki Ride Connect+ (iOS and Android): turn-by-turn arrows, calls, messages, calendar, weather with rain alert, ride log, parking location, service reminders
Lighting
HeadlightRound LED headlight
DRLYes
Price & Availability
Market LaunchNot yet announced (Suzuki Germany will announce price and date later)
ColorsPearl Suzuki Deep Blue No. 4, Glass Sparkle Black, Mat Sword Silver / black with blue wheels
A2 CompatibleYes
A2 Power35 kW
Market NoteWeight 200 kg ready to ride with a full 14-litre tank. Fuel consumption 4.1 l/100 km (WMTC). Range calculated from tank capacity and consumption. Riding mode C limits output to 45 kW (61 hp) but does not replace the A2 version with 35 kW (48 hp). Quickshifter upshifts from 2,000 rpm and downshifts from 1,700 rpm, can be switched off. Low RPM Assist and Easy Start System. Tapered aluminium handlebar, 719 mm wide. German price not yet announced. For reference: the SV650 last cost 7,789 euros including on-road costs, the SV-7GX starts at 7,999 euros. In the USA the SV650 remains in the range.
Confirmation SourceSuzuki presentation at EICMA 2026 (Milan, November 2026)

Strengths & Weaknesses

Strengths

  • Proven 90-degree V-twin, low 785 mm seat height, standard two-way quickshifter, riding modes and traction control, TFT with smartphone connectivity, A2 version

Weaknesses

  • Two kilowatts less than the last SV650, small 14-litre tank, basic non-adjustable fork, price still open
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