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Suzuki Katana or Ducati Hypermotard – which big bike should a not-so-young-enthusiast get to reclaim their life? This is what we are here to find out as we pitch the sharp, suave, and subtle Katana against the fast, fiery, and ferocious Hypermotard. On the one hand, you have a litre-class

What big bike should an out-of-shape 30 year old couch potato buy to reclaim their life? Since Shivank matches the description, we let him find the answer. ‘It’s going to be downhill from here…’, said one of my ex-colleagues while wishing me on my 30th birthday. And I just laughed it off.

We crown the Top-10 vehicles of the year, and they’re as impressive as they are colourful! The Katana is one of our Best of 2022 and accepting the award for it is Devashish Handa, Executive VP, Sales, Marketing & After Sales, Suzuki Motorcycle India.

'With a stonking 150bhp at a screaming 11,000rpm, the Katana has some serious firepower. Key in the ignition, thumb the starter (the fuel switch and starter are integrated into one), and the Katana growls into life before settling into a gentle, refined purr' – Karan Singh

The idea of cashing in on the success of past hits isn’t something new. And, Suzuki is trying to do something similar with the new Katana, which very recently landed on our shores. So, is it an icon reborn or a lazy rehash job? We find out.

Suzuki has finally launched the Katana in India. After a long wait, the company has finally debuted the motorcycle to a much more eager audience. Here's all you need to know about the motorcycle.

Suzuki has teased the launch of the Katana in India. The new motorcycle will bridge the gap between the V-Strom 650 and the Hayabusa in the big bike segment. Here's what we know about the motorcycle so far.

The Suzuki has updated the Katana with a heavily reworked engine and more features. The motorcycle will be launched in the international markets early next year and the odds of Katana being offered in India, are slim.

Suzuki brings back the iconic Katana name. This new motorcycle is based on the GSX-S1000. Over the last few weeks, Suzuki has been building a lot of curiosity around the Katana. The Japanese bike maker has now taken the wraps off it at INTERMOT.