- Revised throttle response for more torque in the lower rev range
- Cruise control now remains active during gear changes
- Special edition with unique color scheme and additional equipment features
New color options and model variants for 2026
Suzuki is introducing two new paint finishes for the Hayabusa in 2026. The regular models will be available in black with red accents and in white with blue accents. Both variants feature color accents in the same places and are designed to emphasize the model’s lines.
At the same time, a new special edition has been confirmed. It will feature blue fairings with white details and special graphic elements. A corresponding logo on the 20-liter fuel tank highlights its special status. The equipment also includes a seat cover and black end caps.
Revised technology for smoother power delivery
The Hayabusa remains faithful to its familiar 1340 cc inline four-cylinder architecture, but has undergone a series of targeted technical adjustments. The revised riding modes are designed to deliver higher torque in the lower rev range. Suzuki has not specified any concrete figures, but the adjustments are intended to result in more harmonious power delivery.
The cruise control has been adjusted so that it remains active during gear changes. According to Suzuki, the launch control system has also been further refined. In addition, a lithium-ion battery from the manufacturer ELIIY Power will be used from 2026.
The performance data remains unchanged: a peak output of 187.3 bhp (equivalent to around 139.6 kW or 189.7 hp) and a maximum torque of 110.7 lb-ft (equivalent to around 150.1 Nm). These figures are taken from the current model generation, which has been equipped with a six-stage IMU and lean-angle-dependent assistance systems since 2021.
Prices, special edition, and Akrapovic offer
The standard version of the 2026 Hayabusa is priced at £18,599. That’s about €21,761 or $23,249. Those who prefer the special edition model can expect to pay £18,999, which is equivalent to around €22,228 or $23,749.
There is a special offer on the optional Akrapovic rear silencers. Buyers of a new Hayabusa will be able to purchase these for £1,999 instead of the regular price of £3,025. This corresponds to approximately €2,339 or $2,499 (instead of approximately €3,541 or $3,781).
This results in a total OTR price of £20,598 for a vehicle with an Akrapovic system, which corresponds to approximately €24,086 or $25,747.
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