Kawasaki Z800

India Kawasaki Motors has introduced a limited edition Z800 motorcycle for the Indian market. This special edition Z800 will be limited to 10 units in the country and has been priced at INR 7.5 lakh (ex-showroom Delhi). As you may have already noticed, Kawasaki is offering the motorcycle at the same price as the standard model. The special edition Z800 comes wrapped in black and blue dual paint with white and red graphics and it looks quite good in our opinion. Apart from the new Read More...

Kawasaki India recently announced a price cut for one of the most affordable middleweight motorcycles in India, the ER-6n. The motorcycle became affordable by Rs. 25,000 bringing the final price to Rs. 5.12 lakh (ex-showroom Mumbai). Earlier reports suggested that the company was also considering on bringing down the Z800 to India through the CKD route. However, Kawasaki India, in an official statement, has denied such a development thus putting a rest to the rumours. Yutala Yamashita, Managing Director of Read More...

A few weeks ago we got you the news that Suzuki India began assembling its flagship model, the Hayabusa. This move by the Japan based manufacturer made the 1300cc motorcycle affordable by Rs. 2.3 lakhs. Now, if reports are believed, Kawasaki India is considering on bringing the Z800 down to India through the CKD route. Once finalized, the Z800 would be assembled at the company’s plant in Pune, Maharashtra and could bring a significant price reduction for the model. Reports Read More...

  Online shopping was introduced with the view of simplifying lives and adding the convenience of shopping from the comfort of your house. Little did we know that online shopping would go to this extent. Popular e-commerce website Flipkart has been selling vehicles by companies such as Maruti, KTM and Bajaj but this has now taken a completely new level with a seller apparently selling high capacity bikes by Kawasaki such as the Z1000, ZX-14R and even the H2! Flipkart has Read More...

The Kawasaki Z800 is perhaps the cheapest in-line four motorcycle you can buy in India. The Japanese manufacturer though wants the price point to go down even further and as a result has slashed prices of the naked street fighter by Rs 50,000, applicable until March end 2015. This is from the official release, however, expect the prices to be even lower at your nearest showroom, depending on local taxation. All prices above are Ex-showroom, Pune This benefit has been passed Read More...

Japanese two-wheeler major Kawasaki introduced its new entry level motorcycle for the Indian market today, the Z250. This mini-me version of the Z800 is powered by the same engine that was found on the fully faired and now discontinued Kawasaki Ninja250R. Now that there is one more option in the quarter-litre (200cc or thereabouts) motorcycle segment, we decided to place this latest offering by Kawasaki against its closest rivals in the Indian two-wheeler market - KTM Duke 200, Honda CBR250R, Suzuki Read More...

A month after BMW Motorrad upgraded its 2015 lineup of motorcycles with new shades and minor upgrades, Japanese motorcycle manufacturer Kawasaki has released details on it's lineup for 2015. As has been the recent trend with upgrades- the 2015 Kawasaki Bikes are treated to mere colour options. 2015 Kawasaki Z800 It receives shades in combinations of blazed flat green / metallic spark black, Metallic spark black / ebony flat, Pearl stardust white / raw flat greystone and Candy persimmon red Read More...

Kawasaki has unveiled five of its international superbike offerings in South India. The unveiling was done in association with the Khivraj Group, Bangalore. (more…)

It’s been under a month since the menacing Kawasaki Z1000 and the Ninja 1000 hit the Indian shores with similar price tags of INR 12.5 lacs (ex-showroom). And today Kawasaki further extended its portfolio of motorcycles with the Kawasaki Z800 launch in India. The 5th CBU offering from Kawasaki’s stable is priced at INR 7.90 lacs (ex-showroom, Pune) and INR 8.05 lacs (ex-showroom, Delhi). Powered by a liquid cooled 806cc inline four cylinder engine, Kawasaki’s middleweight contender cranks out max Read More...