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Live2026-09-28 00:21 UTC+1 todayUpdated

Suzuki to build limited-run Hayabusa Tuned by JURI in Street Fighter 6 tie-up

Suzuki will put a Street Fighter 6-themed Hayabusa into limited production for Japan and select overseas markets after the show bike drew strong interest from visitors.

Announcement date
16 September 2026
Debut showcase
March 2026
Tokyo Game Show 2026
17-21 September 2026
Dedicated website launch
Beginning of October 2026

What Happened

Suzuki Motor Corporation announced the limited release of "Hayabusa Tuned by JURI," a collaboration motorcycle with the popular game "Street Fighter 6" developed by CAPCOM CO., LTD. The model will be sold in Japan and select overseas markets. Details on the launch date and sales method will be announced progressively on Suzuki's website. The motorcycle was first shown at "CAPCOM CUP 12" and "Street Fighter League: World Championship 2025," global tournaments Suzuki sponsored in March 2026, where it drew significant attention and numerous requests for a production version.

How the Hayabusa Tuned by JURI rolls out
  1. March 2026

    The model is showcased at "CAPCOM CUP 12" and "Street Fighter League: World Championship 2025," global tournaments sponsored by Suzuki, drawing requests for a production version.

  2. 16 September 2026

    Suzuki announces the limited release of "Hayabusa Tuned by JURI" for Japan and select overseas markets.

  3. 17-21 September 2026

    Suzuki exhibits the motorcycle at its motorcycle exhibition booth during Tokyo Game Show 2026.

  4. Beginning of October 2026

    The dedicated website for "Hayabusa Tuned by JURI" is released.

What Suzuki is putting behind the launch
  • A dedicated website for "Hayabusa Tuned by JURI" with story content based on the world of the "Street Fighter" series.
  • The site follows "Suzuki Imaginary Network," a fictional company created by Suzuki, as it decides to bring the motorcycle to market.
  • An exhibit of the motorcycle at Suzuki's motorcycle exhibition booth at Tokyo Game Show 2026.
  • A special novelty item for visitors who take a photo while seated on the display vehicle.
Confirmed vs still to come
Confirmed now
Limited release in Japan and select overseas markets
Still to be announced
Launch date and sales method, to be revealed progressively on Suzuki's website
Tokyo Game Show 2026

17-21 September 2026

Suzuki's motorcycle exhibition booth will host the "Hayabusa Tuned by JURI" display during the show.

Previously from Suzuki Motor Corporation

Suzuki had already said it would return to Tokyo Game Show 2026 as a special sponsor with Street Fighter 6-themed exhibits, including a motorcycle themed around the character Juri. Today's announcement turns that show appearance into a planned limited production model, with the same motorcycle going on display at the event.

Background drawn from MotorClaw's earlier coverage of Suzuki Motor Corporation's official releases.

Why this matters

For riders and game fans, this is a motorcycle maker turning a show exhibit into a limited-production model because visitors asked for one. Buyers in Japan and select overseas markets are affected, but Suzuki has not yet said when the bike goes on sale or how it will be sold, so they will have to watch the company website. It also shows how Suzuki uses game-world sponsorships to reach a wider audience.

Terms in This Story

Street Fighter 6
A popular video game developed by CAPCOM CO., LTD.
Limited release
A product made and sold in restricted numbers rather than as a full mass-market model.
Novelty item
A small promotional giveaway handed out to visitors at an event.
Read Original: Suzuki Motor Corporation

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