Kawasaki Versys News

Hint: It’s got something to do with stickers...

The Versys-X 300 is a capable touring ADV, and in terms of pricing, its immediate rival is the KTM 390 Adventure. We compare the two frame by frame

From a more off-road focused ADV to a powerful Italian naked, here’s everything you can get

The baby Versys is back at a much lower price than before, thanks to localisation

Rs 16,000 more than before for just a new colour scheme! That said, Kawasaki itself has a solution for this

The bike will replace the previously discontinued Kawasaki Versys 1000

The Vulcan S gets a price cut of up to Rs 60,000!

Let’s see if it’s still one of the best mid-displacement ADVs out there

The popular middleweight ADV gets a makeover and new hardware

It gets a bunch of new features and slight cosmetic changes

The bike gets a bunch of updates but we suspect they’ll come at a hefty price premium

Spotted in production form, the 650cc ADV is likely to be launched this month

Here are the upcoming big bikes of 2022

The middleweight ADV finally gets a traction control system and Bluetooth connectivity!

You can also pick up any one of Kawasaki’s entry-level off-road bikes with massive discounts

These three bikes from Kawasaki share the same engine platform and are priced less than Rs 1 lakh apart. But which one should you buy? Read on to find out

Gets a cleaner-running motor but misses out on the Ninja 650’s Bluetooth connectivity

The BS6-compliant 2020 iteration costs Rs 10,000 more

The company has stopped the production of the BS4 model

Now you have two colours to choose from for the Versys 1000

Customers can choose from cash benefits of up to Rs 47,000 or low interest rates

Who said that the Ninja 650 can’t handle the rough stuff?

The offer stands for existing Versys 650 owners upgrading to the new Versys 1000

Given the features on offer, the aggressive pricing of the Versys 1000 makes it a strong value for money proposition