Suzuki’s youth 90cc ATV nameplate was introduced for the 2007 model year as the company’s replacement for the older LT80 two-stroke, bringing a modern four-stroke engine, automatic CVT operation, electric starting, and rider-friendly controls to the entry-level youth segment. The machine was positioned as a step-up youth quad with familiar Suzuki styling and simple, confidence-building ergonomics for adult-supervised riders.
The first production run was relatively short. By the late 2000s, the model had disappeared from Suzuki’s lineup, and contemporary coverage described it as having been last seen in 2009 before a multi-year absence. Suzuki then brought the nameplate back for 2014, re-entering the youth ATV market after that gap. The revival kept the same basic formula: a compact, four-stroke, automatic machine aimed at beginners, with emphasis on ease of use, durability, and controllable performance rather than outright speed.
Since its return, Suzuki has continued to offer the nameplate in successive model years, including 2021, 2022, 2024, 2025, and 2026. That makes this a nameplate with two distinct production periods: an original run beginning in 2007, followed by a later revival after a hiatus. For that reason, the model should not be treated as a single uninterrupted continuous production line.