Suno is rolling out its new model generation in three versions and shutting down all its older models. What v6 learned from, the company won't say.
Suno built v6 with Warner Music Group, BMG, and Believe, CEO and cofounder Mikey Shulman writes in a blog post. The models are faster, more expressive, and higher quality than their predecessors, he says.
The flagship v6 targets paying Pro and Premier subscribers and promises reliable, precisely polished music across all genres. The v6-wild version is also limited to subscribers and built for experimentation. Suno says it's less predictable and delivers unexpected, texture-rich results that can serve as a starting point for further editing. The third model, v6-mini, is free for all users and is meant to be faster and more efficient than any other free model on a music platform.
In the model picker, Suno separates the flagship v6, the experimental v6-wild, and the free v6-mini. | Image: Suno
All three models understand more musical building blocks than before, from vocals, instrumentation, and song structure to mood and references. With the rollout, Suno is pulling its older models and moving the platform entirely to the new generation. Suno's most recent release was the interim v5.5 update with a voice-cloning feature in March, and the last major model generation was v5 in September 2025.
