Kawasaki Bikes News

From sports bikes to ADVs, here are some of the most powerful bikes that are priced between Rs 3 lakh to Rs 5 lakh (ex-showroom)

The supersport motorcycle has been priced at Rs 10.49 lakh (ex-showroom)

The W800 will be Kawasaki’s first classic performance bike for India

The locally manufactured Ninja 300 has its parts prices slashed by 90 per cent. Does this move make it cheaper to maintain than the KTM RC 390?

The Ninja 300 is now not only affordable to buy, but is pocket-friendly to maintain as well

Kawasaki had opened pre-bookings for the bike back in November 2018 for an amount of Rs 1.5 lakh

Two completely different breed of motorcycles for a price gap of just Rs 60,000. Which one would you choose?

All offers are valid till 28 February 2019 for now but Kawasaki may extend the deadline further

Priced at Rs 4.06 lakh, the KLX 140G is a full sized dirt bike for beginners

Pre-booking is open from 31 October to 30 November 2018, and customers can book their motorcycle by paying Rs 1.5 lakh

Here’s all the two-wheeler news that transpired during this week under one roofThis week, we saw a lot of confirmed news about upcoming bikes and scooters, multiple launches from...

This mid-displacement sports naked gets new graphics for the upcoming year

For 2019, the streetfighter receives graphic updates and comes in 3 new colours

Apart from the new colour scheme, the pricing and the mechanicals of the motorcycle remain the same

We list down our pick from the best showcases at Intermot 2018

The Ninja 125 and Z125 might be diminutive, but boy do they pack a punch!

Documents filed by Kawasaki indicates the 400cc naked might come in this year

The price of the ZX-10RR has been bumped up by Rs 88,000 and now stands at Rs 16.98 lakh, while the price of the Ninja ZX-10R remains unchanged

Locally manufactured Kwackers will be exported to Africa and Latin America; new small capacity bikes around the corner too!

Kawasaki is the only two-wheeler company that doesn’t offer a smaller capacity motorcycle internationally, but that could change soon

The Japanese bikemaker has confirmed that the bike has been discontinued in the country for now

Priced at Rs 2.98 lakh, the Kawasaki Ninja 300 is now the most affordable twin-cylinder motorcycle you can buy in India

There are rumours floating around the web that a heavily localised Ninja 300 is in the works, and it might feature dual-channel ABS to comply with the new safety norms in the country

2017 model year Ninja 300 now gets a cash discount of Rs 41,000