Kawasaki

Kawasaki’s long-awaited Ninja ZX-6R has finally been spotted at ARAI for homologation. For those of you that don’t know, Indian law says that a manufacturer cannot launch any motorcycle below 800cc without it passing a list tests before it can be approved for sale in India. This process is called homologation and takes place somewhere prior to the launch of new vehicles, these vehicles are sent to the ARAI (Automotive Research Association of India) for the testing to make sure Read More...

The Ninja 300 got a massive price cut due to the localisation of the bike, now the tyres, panels, tyres, wheels, wiring and brakes are made and assembled in the country while the bike still uses the same chassis and engine which come through the CKD route. The bike also gets newly designed graphics and the weirdly placed and designed rear grab rail. At a price of INR 2,98,000 Lakhs, Ex-Showroom, the Ninja 300 is now the most affordable twin cylinder bike Read More...

Kawasaki has gone ahead and unveiled their updated 2019 performance flagship range. It’s not as if the 2018 models needed more power but Kawasaki has bestowed the ZX-10R with more power and torque! The increase in power is thanks to the introduction of a new finger-follower valve actuation system which grants a 20% mass reduction in the valve system and comes coated with diamond-like carbon (DLC) to protect against wear. Designed by Kawasaki’s MotoGP/WorldSBK engineers, this new valve train is Read More...

Kawasaki is reportedly working on a naked version of its new Ninja 400, the Z400. Latest reports suggest that the model will be unveiled by the end of 2018 before it goes on sale in 2019. The news about a naked Ninja 400 (Z400) does not come as a surprise as Kawasaki already offers roadster variant of its fully faired motorcycles. For example: Ninja 250 (not available in Indian market) and Z250 Ninja 300 and Z300 (not available in Indian market) Read More...

India Kawasaki Motor has announced the launch of the MY19 Ninja H2 range in India. The range includes new Ninja H2, Ninja H2 Carbon and Ninja H2R. The MY19 models have key updates, the most noticeable being the increase in maximum power to 231 PS (243 PS with RAM Air) and 141.7 Nm of peak torque in the 2019 Ninja H2. Apart from the increase in maximum power, the new Ninja H2 now has new TFT colour instrumentation along with smartphone Read More...

In the past few years, the retro motorcycle market has really grown. Manufacturers like Triumph and Ducati have brought their entire classic and retro ranges to India. Though their design may resemble a bygone era of motorcycling, retro-styled motorcycles are seemingly the new in thing. From the likes of European premium manufacturers to our very own Indian manufacturers, the Indian motorcycling market seems to be loaded with retro-styled machines. Packed with modern equipment like LED headlights, traction control, ABS, and Read More...

India Kawasaki announced the launch of the Z900RS in black colour in July 2018 and priced it at INR 15,30,000 (ex-showroom). In latest updates, the very first unit of the black Kawasaki Z900RS retro classic in the country has been delivered in Pune. India Kawasaki Motors posted the photographs of the country's first Z900RS black on its official Instagram (@indiakawasaki) page. The motorcycle was delivered to Neelesh Desai in Pune. In February 2018, India Kawasaki had launched the Z900RS in candy tone orange colour. Yutaka Read More...

The 2019 Kawasaki Ninja H2, Ninja H2 Carbon, and Ninja H2R are ready to raise the bar even higher as the engine updates make these supercharged hypersport machines the most powerful H2 motorcycles to date. Key components to the increase in power include a new air filter, intake chamber and spark plugs. In addition to the increased performance for the Ninja H2, Kawasaki has added Brembo’s latest high-spec calipers. In the cockpit, a new TFT (thin-film transistor) color instrumentation display with Read More...

Anzen Kawasaki, the Mumbai dealer for India Kawasaki Motors, delivered the first, locally assembled Ninja ZX-10R and ZX-10RR. India's first 2018 ZX10R and ZX10RR were to delivered to their proud new owners, Mohammed Don and Arshad Menon in Mumbai on August 3, 2018. As reported earlier, all locally assembled units of the Kawasaki Ninja ZX-10R have been sold out within three weeks of its launch. The locally assembled Kawasaki Ninja ZX10R, with revised prices, was the most affordable litre-class performance motorcycle in Read More...