Kawasaki Bikes in India

About Kawasaki Bikes

Like other Japanese two-wheeler giants, Kawasaki also entered the Indian market in a joint venture with Bajaj Auto. The first bike to be launched Kawasaki-Bajaj collaboration was the 4S Champion commuter motorcycle and the last motorcycle the Wind 125 in 2003. The Kawasaki bran re-entered the Indian market in 2010. The Kawasaki bikes were distributed by its erstwhile partner Bajaj and the bikes were also assembled at its facility in Chakan. Given the rise in demand for higher displacement motorcycles, Ka Read more...

Like other Japanese two-wheeler giants, Kawasaki also entered the Indian market in a joint venture with Bajaj Auto. The first bike to be launched Kawasaki-Bajaj collaboration was the 4S Champion commuter motorcycle and the last motorcycle the Wind 125 in 2003. The Kawasaki bran re-entered the Indian market in 2010. The Kawasaki bikes were distributed by its erstwhile partner Bajaj and the bikes were also assembled at its facility in Chakan. Given the rise in demand for higher displacement motorcycles, Kawasaki introduced the Ninja 650R as its second offering for the Indian market. Kawasaki finally launched its performance motorcycles in the Indian market in 2013 when it rode in the Ninja ZX-10R and the flagship ZX-14R. In the past few years, the Japanese two-wheeler giant has expanded its dealership spread in our country. All the CKD (completely knocked down) bikes are sold via probiking dealerships run by Bajaj these include the Ninja 300, Ninja 650R, ER-6n and the Versys 650. While all the CBU (completely built unit) bikes are sold by Kawasaki India official dealerships.