Suzuki KingQuad 750AXi specifications
Suzuki · Utility
Outdoor Life tested the 750 Rugged Package through an Alaska hunting season and says the ATV would really only get stuck when high-centered, that it recalls no belt slippage even when towing a heavy load through big tussocks, and that the easily adjustable independent front and rear suspension makes for a comfortable ride on rough terrain.
The write-up calls the 750 incredibly powerful, and says that with good tires and in low gear a couple of healthy bumps on the throttle would push it through just about anything. But that the stock tires will not get the job done in interior Alaska and that the full power cannot be used without an aftermarket tire upgrade.
Suzuki KingQuad 750AXi
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Model year | 2026 |
| Engine | 4-stroke, liquid-cooled, 4-valve, DOHC single cylinder |
| Displacement | 722cc |
| Bore x stroke | 104.0x85.0 mm |
| Compression ratio | 9.9:1 |
| Drive system | 2WD, 4WD and 4WD differential lock, shaft drive |
| Front suspension | Independent double wishbone, coil spring, gas charged, oil damped, 5-way preload adjustable |
| Rear brake | Sealed oil-bathed multi-disc |
| Seat height | 36.2 in (920mm) |
| Wheelbase | 50.6 in (1285mm) |
| Ground clearance | 10.2 in (260mm) |
| Fuel capacity | 4.6 gal (17.5 L) |
| Starting MSRP | $10,029 |
| Destination charge | $700 |
| Class | Utility |
| Fuel system | Suzuki electronic fuel injection |
| Transmission | Automatic variable ratio (V-belt), with high/low-range and reverse |
| Front brake | Disc brakes, twin rotors |
| Front tire | AT25x8-12, tubeless |
| Rear tire | AT25x10-12, tubeless |
| Curb weight (320kg) | 705 lb |
ATVpedia says Suzuki confirms a 722cc liquid-cooled DOHC single, a Quadmatic high/low/reverse CVT, selectable 2WD, 4WD and locked 4WD, fully independent suspension, a 1,322 lb towing rating, a 47.8-inch width, a 705 lb curb weight and a two-year warranty.
What that means for hard use
The Outdoor Life test is a long field trial with a heavy load. The lesson is that the machine is more capable than its stock tires, so a buyer in mud, snow or tundra should budget for a tire change. The 36.2 in seat and 10.2 in of ground clearance help clear obstacles, but they also make the ATV tall for a shorter rider.
Against the 500AXi
The 750 shares its chassis, width and tow rating with the 500AXi and has 229cc more engine. Both are listed at $10,029, but the 750 has a $700 destination charge against $600 for the 500.
The 750AXi suits a hunter, farmer or hauler who needs the most power Suzuki sells and will upgrade the tires for the terrain.
KingQuad 750AXi against the 500AXi and Outlander 700
Suzuki's own 500AXi shares the chassis, and Can-Am's Outlander DPS 700 is a big-bore rival.
Suzuki · Utility
The KingQuad 750AXi is Suzuki's biggest utility ATV, a 722cc machine with a high/low/reverse CVT, a locking 4WD and a 1,322 lb tow rating. An Alaska hunting test found it would only get stuck when high-centred, and Suzuki asks $10,029; 2026 Suzuki KingQuad 750AXi specifications and price.
- Drive system
- 2WD, 4WD and 4WD differential lock, shaft drive; 2WD, 4WD and 4WD differential lock, shaft drive, electric power steering.
- Model-year range
- 2024–2026
- Compared editions
- 3
- Specification entries
- 25
- Entries that differ
- 0
2026 Suzuki KingQuad 750AXi questions
How does the Suzuki KingQuad 750 do in mud and tundra?
Outdoor Life says it would only get stuck when high-centred. But that stock tires are not enough in interior Alaska and an aftermarket upgrade is needed.
How much can the Suzuki KingQuad 750AXi tow?
ATVpedia says Suzuki confirms a 1,322 lb towing rating with a 47.8-inch width and a 705 lb curb weight.
What transmission does the KingQuad 750AXi have?
ATVpedia says it has a Quadmatic high/low/reverse CVT with selectable 2WD, 4WD and locked 4WD, which suits work and towing.
Read the engine and steering trim separately
The 750AXi name identifies a 722cc engine in the specifications here, not a literal 750cc displacement. It uses a DOHC cylinder-head description, unlike the 493cc SOHC figure on the 500 comparison. These are useful distinctions when identifying a used machine and finding the correct handbook or service parts. The model badge alone is a less precise reference than the complete model and year.
Seat height, wheelbase and tank capacity are shared in the listed dimensions: 36.2 inches, 50.6 inches and 4.6 gallons. Therefore, choosing the larger engine does not automatically mean choosing a larger riding position. Try the reach to the bars and the steering at low speed, and identify whether the particular offer has power steering rather than assuming it from a price comparison.
The 25-inch tire designations specify an eight-inch front width and ten-inch rear width on twelve-inch rims. Check all four actual sidewalls on a used ATV, especially if the seller advertises an aftermarket wheel package. Matching overall diameter alone does not establish approved fitment or preserve the original steering feel.
Other models in this reference: Suzuki QuadSport Z50, Suzuki KingQuad 500AXi Power Steering, Suzuki QuadSport Z90.