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Kawasaki Ninja 500, Versys 650, Ninja 650 And More: Prices Hiked After GST Increase - Compare Now

With GST 2.0, the brand’s 400-650cc bikes have now become up to Rs 80,000 more expensive!

Kawasaki India’s bikes, particularly the ones between 400 and 650cc have seen an increase in price up to Rs 80,000. Under the new tax laws, the GST on two-wheelers above 350cc has gone up from 31 percent (28% GST + 3% cess) to 40 percent. Check old vs new GST Prices in the tables below:

Kawasaki 400-450cc Lineup

Model & Year

Old Ex-Showroom Price (In Rs)

New Ex-Showroom Price (In Rs)

Increase (In Rs)

Eliminator MY24

5,62,000

6,01,000

39,000

Eliminator MY25

5,76,000

6,16,000

40,000

Ninja 500 MY24

5,24,000

5,61,000

37,000

Ninja 500 MY25

5,29,000

5,66,000

37,000

Ninja ZX-4R MY24

8,49,000

9,08,000

59,000

Ninja ZX-4R MY25

8,79,000

9,40,000

61,000

The increase in prices with GST 2.0 has made the Kawasaki Ninja 500 a lot more expensive and less competitive compared to the Aprilia RS457.

The RS457 comes with more modern features than the Ninja and will also likely be over Rs 1 lakh cheaper (by our internal calculations, as the new pricing is yet to be announced).

Kawasaki 600-650cc Lineup

Model & Year

Old Ex-Showroom Price (In Rs)

New Ex-Showroom Price (In Rs)

Increase (In Rs)

Z650 MY24

6,65,000

7,11,000

46,000

Z650 MY25

6,79,000

7,26,000

47,000

Z650RS MY24

6,99,000

7,48,000

49,000

Z650RS MY25

7,20,000

7,69,000

49,000

Ninja 650 MY24

7,16,000

7,66,000

50,000

Ninja 650 MY25

7,27,000

7,77,000

50,000

Versys 650 MY25

7,93,000

8,48,000

55,000

Ninja ZX-6R MY25

11,53,000

12,33,000

80,000

Ninja ZX-6R MY26

11,69,000

12,49,000

80,000

In the middle-weight supersport segment, the Kawasaki Ninja ZX-6R is the most powerful model, with 124PS and 69Nm. It is also Kawasaki’s only bike in this segment with an inline four-cylinder engine as the rest of the bikes are all parallel-twins.

It is aimed at riders who are looking for the ultimate track weapon that isn’t as costly as litre-class track bikes. Although the price increase of Rs 80,000 is a letdown, it is still manageable - especially to its target buyers. The same can be said to Kawasaki’s other 650cc bikes too, as they are more of a luxury purchase rather than a necessity. 

User Reviews

Performance and comfort

Best bike for long trip.this is best because I have done so many tours of north east state .this bike is very comfortable in every where up high road or any type of road does not matter it goes smooth and smooth I like it and the speed is unbelievable in this price range I used many bikes but I like it best you can go for itRead More

It was a good bike,

It was a good bike, i got very comfortable ride with it,mileage is not at satisfied but its ok ,maintanance cost is not at good , i can get 160 km/hr very easy, but it’s dangerous,so don’t over ride it ,i can control in every traffic jam easily because it is not at very weight so i can control it very easily Read More

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