The world is going digital and Japanese two-wheeler major Kawasaki is in no mood to stay behind. If reports from automotive website Visordown are to be believed, Kawasaki will offer a free USB stick from next month onward which will be used to save the vehicle’s complete service history. Named as the ‘History Key’, the USB stick will replace the written service book and will also let customers add notes.
Speaking about going digital with service records, Kawasaki’s Mark Spiller said, “The basic idea came about as a result of one of our regular dealer seminars. It was suggested that something like a USB stick could be a great way for both the dealer and customer to build up a digital history and have all the important information for a given machine in the same place.”
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