Suzuki x Street Fighter 6 Collaboration "Hayabusa Tuned by JURI" to be Released! Limited Quantities in Japan and Overseas, Real Vehicle on Display at Tokyo Game Show 2026 from Sept 17-21

On September 16, 2026, Suzuki announced that it will release the "Hayabusa Tuned by JURI," a motorcycle created in collaboration with Capcom's popular fighting game "Street Fighter 6," in limited quantities in Japan and overseas. The bike, which was displayed at a world tournament in March 2026 and received numerous requests from attendees for a commercial release, is finally arriving as a production model. Details such as the release date and sales method will be announced sequentially on the Suzuki website and other channels.

First Revealed at the Capcom Cup in March, Responding to Calls for Commercialization

Key visual for the "Hayabusa Tuned by JURI." The Hayabusa dressed in Juri's 2P color. ©CAPCOM

The "Hayabusa Tuned by JURI" is the second collaboration motorcycle between Suzuki and "Street Fighter 6." The actual vehicle was displayed at the Suzuki booth during the "CAPCOM CUP 12" and "Street Fighter League: World Championship 2025" held at the Ryogoku Kokugikan from March 11 to 15, 2026, where it received a great response, including many requests for it to be sold. This limited-quantity release was decided in response to that feedback. The first collaboration, the "GSX-8R Tuned by JURI," was displayed at events like the 2025 Tokyo Motorcycle Show and also appeared in the game.

The base model is the "Hayabusa," Suzuki's flagship bike positioned as the "Ultimate Sportbike." In contrast to the first model, which was based on purple, this version uses Juri's "other form," the player-distinguishing "2P color," as a motif, featuring a dynamic color scheme of white, black, and yellow. Suzuki describes it as a "new dimension machine" worthy of being piloted by Juri, fusing the Hayabusa's high performance with her pursuit of ultimate strength.

Special Website Launched, Fictional Company "Suzuki Imaginary Network" Depicts the Path to Commercialization

Side view of the "Hayabusa Tuned by JURI." The white, black, and yellow 2P color scheme is accented by the purple "Hayabusa" logo and wheel rim lines. ©CAPCOM

In conjunction with the decision for a limited release, Suzuki launched a special website for the "Hayabusa Tuned by JURI" at 9:00 AM on September 17. The site features an original story (fictional) about the "Suzuki Imaginary Network," a fictional company planned by Suzuki based on the world of the "Street Fighter" series, as they work to realize the commercialization driven by the desire to "build a bike that satisfies Juri."

The special site also introduces the vehicle's details. These include four key elements: the spider graphic that is Juri's trademark, the Hayabusa logo designed as if drawn by Juri herself, her signature added as proof of her personal supervision, and an air intake modeled after the "Feng Shui Engine" in Juri's left eye. Yin-Yang symbols are also placed on the front and side cowls.

Visual of the fictional company "Suzuki Imaginary Network." "I'll help you out with anything bike-related!" ©CAPCOM

Real Vehicle on Display at Tokyo Game Show 2026, Get a Commemorative Towel by Sitting on It

The actual vehicle will be on display at "Tokyo Game Show 2026," held at Makuhari Messe from Thursday, September 17 to Monday (holiday), September 21, 2026. Suzuki will have a dedicated booth, placing the "Hayabusa Tuned by JURI" in the motorcycle display area in the concourse in front of Exhibition Hall 4. Visitors can actually sit on the display vehicle for a commemorative photo, and those who do will receive a first-come, first-served commemorative novelty: a "Souvenir-style Release Commemoration Towel."

The towel features a design resembling traditional Japanese gift wrapping (noshi), with the text "Celebrating the Release of the Collaboration Bike" and a Yin-Yang symbol. A QR code is printed on the back, allowing users to obtain a digital sticker with Juri's voice (the code is valid until September 30, 2026). The novelty is not for sale, is available in limited quantities, and will be distributed while supplies last each day.

Tokyo Game Show 2026 commemorative novelty "Souvenir-style Release Commemoration Towel." The design is an image and is subject to change without notice. ©CAPCOM

Release Date, Price, and Sales Method to be Announced Later; Base 2026 Model Starts at 2,299,000 Yen

Details such as the release date, sales method, price, and number of units are currently unannounced and will be provided sequentially on the Suzuki website and other channels. For reference, the domestic 2026 model of the base Hayabusa was released on December 24, 2025, with a manufacturer's suggested retail price of 2,299,000 yen for the standard model and 2,387,000 yen for the special edition. The main specifications below are for the domestic 2026 base model; please wait for follow-up reports regarding the specifications and price of the "Hayabusa Tuned by JURI." For inquiries, please contact the Suzuki Customer Service Office (0120-402-253).

Hayabusa (2026 Base Model) Main Specifications

• Overall Length x Width x Height: 2,180 x 735 x 1,165 mm
• Wheelbase: 1,480 mm
• Minimum Ground Clearance: 125 mm
• Seat Height: 800 mm
• Curb Weight: 262 kg
• Engine: Liquid-cooled 4-stroke DOHC 4-valve inline 4-cylinder 1,339 cc
• Maximum Output: 138 kW (188 PS) / 9,700 rpm
• Maximum Torque: 149 N·m (15.2 kgf·m) / 7,000 rpm
• Fuel Tank Capacity: 20 L
• Transmission: 6-speed return
• Brake Type (F/R): Hydraulic double disc / Hydraulic disc
• Tire Size (F/R): 120/70ZR17M/C (58W) / 190/50ZR17M/C (73W)
• Price: Not announced (Base Hayabusa 2026 model is 2,299,000 yen to 2,387,000 yen)