2016 Suzuki KingQuad 750AXi Power SteeringTrusted. Rugged. Reliable.

Three decades of ATV manufacturing experience has led to the KingQuad 750 AXi Power Steering, Suzuki’s most powerful and technologically advanced ATV. Abundant torque developed by the 722cc fuel-injected engine gives the KingQuad the get up and go that’s a must-have for Utility Sport ATVs. The advanced Power Steering feature provides responsive handling, and the easiest maneuverability available. With an independent rear suspension, locking front differential, and a handful of other features, the KingQuad 750 AXi Power Steering comes loaded with all the necessities to make sure you get the job done. If you’re looking for a utility sport ATV, find out what makes this Suzuki worthy of the name KingQuad.

Features may include: Advanced electric power steering system gives the KingQuad 750AXi lighter steering and even more responsive handling than ever.The powerful 722cc, DOHC, single-cylinder, liquid-cooled, four-stroke engine is tuned to deliver strong low-to-mid range torque as well as high-rpm power.The cylinder and head are canted forward for a low center of gravity resulting in reduced engine height and lower seat height. High-mount air intake avoids water and debris.The 4-valve cylinder head has large 36mm intake valves and straight ports for superb cylinder charging efficiency. A sportbike-derived chain-and-gear camshaft drive system creates a compact cylinder head.A lightweight aluminum cylinder uses SCEM (Suzuki Composite Electrochemical Material) coating for excellent heat transfer and ring sealing resulting in superb combustion chamber efficiency.High capacity aluminum radiator with large diameter, thermostatically controlled cooling fan provides stable engine operating temperature.The QuadMatic™ CVT-type automatic transmission provides versatility and convenience with a fender-mounted gate-type shifter for high/low range selection. Its advanced engine-braking system minimizes free-wheeling with the throttle off and helps control the vehicle during steep descents.