Kawasaki Bikes

Kawasaki New Bikes Model List in India

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  Kawasaki Ninja 300

  Rs. 2.98 lakh Onwards

  • 296 cc
  • 32.1 kmpl
  • Petrol

  Get Benefits Upto Rs. 4100
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  Kawasaki Ninja H2

  Rs. 34.99 lakh Onwards

  • 998 cc
  • 15 Kmpl
  • Petrol

  Get Benefits Upto Rs. 4100
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  Kawasaki Ninja 650

  Rs. 5.89 lakh Onwards

  • 649 cc
  • Petrol

  Get Benefits Upto Rs. 4100
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  Kawasaki W800

  Rs. 7.99 lakh Onwards

  • 773 cc
  • Petrol

  Get Benefits Upto Rs. 4100
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  Kawasaki Ninja ZX 10R

  Rs. 13.99 lakh Onwards

  • 998 cc
  • 12 Kmpl
  • Petrol

  Get Benefits Upto Rs. 4100
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  Kawasaki Ninja 400

  Rs. 4.99 lakh Onwards

  • 399 cc
  • Petrol

  Get Benefits Upto Rs. 4100
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  Kawasaki Z1000

  Rs. 15.10 lakh Onwards

  • 1043 cc
  • 9 Kmpl
  • Petrol

  Get Benefits Upto Rs. 4100
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  Kawasaki Z900

  Rs. 7.70 lakh Onwards

  • 948 cc
  • 15.26 kmpl
  • Petrol

  Get Benefits Upto Rs. 4100
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  Kawasaki Ninja 1000

  Rs. 10.29 lakh Onwards

  • 1043 cc
  • 9 Kmpl
  • Petrol

  Get Benefits Upto Rs. 4100
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  Kawasaki Ninja ZX-6R

  Rs. 10.49 lakh Onwards

  • 636 cc
  • Petrol

  Get Benefits Upto Rs. 4100
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  Kawasaki Vulcan S

  Rs. 5.50 lakh Onwards

  • 649 cc
  • Petrol

  Get Benefits Upto Rs. 4100
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  Kawasaki Z650

  Rs. 5.69 lakh Onwards

  • 649 cc
  • 21.16kmpl
  • Petrol

  Get Benefits Upto Rs. 4100
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  Kawasaki Versys 650

  Rs. 6.69 lakh Onwards

  • 649 cc
  • 21 Kmpl
  • Petrol

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  Get Benefits Upto Rs. 4100
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  Kawasaki Z900RS

  Rs. 15.70 lakh Onwards

  • 948 cc
  • Petrol

  Get Benefits Upto Rs. 4100
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  Kawasaki KLX 450R

  Rs. 8.49 lakh Onwards

  • 449 cc
  • Petrol

  Get Benefits Upto Rs. 4100
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  Kawasaki KX 450F

  Rs. 7.79 lakh Onwards

  • 449 cc
  • Petrol

  Get Benefits Upto Rs. 4100
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  Kawasaki KLX 110

  Rs. 3.00 lakh Onwards

  • 112 cc
  • Petrol

  Get Benefits Upto Rs. 4100
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  Kawasaki KX 100

  Rs. 4.88 lakh Onwards

  • 99 cc
  • Petrol

  Get Benefits Upto Rs. 4100
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  Kawasaki Ninja H2 SX

  Rs. 22.89 lakh Onwards

  • 998 cc
  • Petrol

  Get Benefits Upto Rs. 4100
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  Kawasaki Versys 1000 2019

  Rs. 10.89 lakh Onwards

  • 1043 cc
  • Petrol

  Get Benefits Upto Rs. 4100
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  Kawasaki KX 250

  Rs. 7.43 lakh Onwards

  • 249 cc
  • Petrol

  Get Benefits Upto Rs. 4100
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  Kawasaki Versys X 300

  Rs. 4.69 lakh Onwards

  • 296 cc
  • Petrol

  Get Benefits Upto Rs. 4100
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  Kawasaki KLX 140

  Rs. 4.07 lakh Onwards

  • 144 cc
  • Petrol

  Get Benefits Upto Rs. 4100
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  Kawasaki Ninja ZX 14R

  Rs. 19.70 lakh Onwards

  • 1441 cc
  • 12 Kmpl
  • Petrol

  Get Benefits Upto Rs. 4100

Recently Asked User Questions about Kawasaki

• Kawasaki Ninja ZX 10R question
  Q. Is pillion seat available in Ninja ZX 10R?
  Zigwheels | 20 hours ago

  Yes, Kawasaki Ninja ZX-10R comes with a pillion seat as well.

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• Kawasaki Z900 question
  Q. I am 6.2 ft, can I ride Kawasaki Z900 comfortably?
  Zigwheels | 23 hours ago

  Kawasaki Z900 comes with a saddle height of 795 mm which will be comfortable enough for 6.2ft people to ride.

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• Kawasaki Ninja 300 question
  Q. Is Kawasaki Ninja 300 a good bike?
  Sumit | 4 days ago

  I had a drastic shift from riding a TVS wego(8 years to be precise) to the Ninja 300 when i did not even know how to ride the bike. I brought it as a new one from the showroom and trust me it is one of the best bikes in the segment. After the initial 20 minutes of riding you would feel that you have been riding this bike forever and the power it offers is spectacular. You will never regret owing the Ninja 300!!

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• Kawasaki Ninja 300 question
  Q. Is it necessary to service my bike before 6k km? It has only covered 1500 Km. - Ninja 300?
  Sumit | 4 days ago

  If you have it as a new bike and have done the first service, then there is no need for the service. I cannot comment on the used bike

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• Kawasaki Vulcan S question
  Q. Kawasaki Vulcan S or Harley Davidson Street 750, What would be the best option to pick?
  Zigwheels | 1 week ago

  We do have a dedicated article related to your query. Please click on the following link and check out the available article - Kawasaki Vulcan S vs Harley-Davidson Street 750: Road Test Review Read more:- Kawasaki Vulcan S vs Harley-Davidson Street 750 Spec Comparo

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• Kawasaki Ninja 300 question
  Q. Is it mandatory to buy safety kits worth 10000 along with the Ninja 300 ABS total price?
  Sumit | 4 days ago

  I would suggest spending some bucks on the frame sliders, the radiator guard and the tank pads. This is for the safety of the bike. If you check the cost of engine and the ferrings (protected by the frame slider) plus the cost of the radiator (protected by the radiator guard) that is much more than the cost of the safety kits. Ride safe.

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  Zigwheels | 1 week ago

  Standard safety kits are mandatory to buy as they add to the safety of the bike. Moreover, you may confirm with the dealership if you want to opt-out and want them installed in the aftermarket. Follow the link for dealership details - Kawasaki Bike Showrooms

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Kawasaki Bikes Expert Reviews

Kawasaki Ninja ZX-6R: Road Test Review

Is the last of the 600s a bit too late to come to India or is it the perfect supersport for our conditions?

Apr 7, 2019  | By Team ZigWheels

Suzuki V-STROM 650 XT vs Kawasaki Versys 650: Comparison Review

Same displacement, same genre, but which bike makes better sense?

Mar 9, 2019  | By Team ZigWheels

2018 Kawasaki Ninja 300 ABS: Performance Test Review

With some localisation, ABS and a hefty price drop, does the Ninja 300 now offer better value for money than before?

Nov 12, 2018  | By Team ZigWheels

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Kawasaki Bikes News Updates

Kawasaki Ninja 400 Just Got A Bit More Snazzier

Apart from the addition of the new colour option, the Ninja 400 and Ninja 250 remain mechanically unchanged compared to their standard variants
Kawasaki has unveiled the 2020 Ninja 400 and the Ninja 250. Apart from the addition of the new colour options, both the motorcycles remain mechanically unchanged compared to their predecessors. The updated Ninja 400 sports the same green and black paint job, but it now gets new decals on the fairings and rear panels. This is not the only addition to Ninja 400’s colour palette, mind you. The other one is a stealthy...read more »

Aug 2, 2019  | By Team ZigWheels

Is Kawasaki Working On A New W800 Variant?

The Japanese bike manufacturer is likely to unveil the new W800 variant next year

Aug 1, 2019  | By Team ZigWheels

Kawasaki W800 Street vs Triumph Bonneville T100: Spec Comparison

How does Kawasaki’s most affordable modern-classic in India stack up against the classic British roadster? We find out

Jul 29, 2019  | By Team ZigWheels

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Discontinued Kawasaki Bikes

• Kawasaki Eliminator Price not available
  Discontinued : Jun 2015
• Kawasaki ER - 6n Price not available
  Discontinued : Jan 2016
• Kawasaki Versys 1000 (2014-2018) Price not available
  Discontinued : Jul 2018
• Kawasaki Z800 Price not available
  Discontinued : Jan 2016