Kawasaki Ninja ZX 10R
Price: Rs.17.93 Lakh*
Mileage: 12 kmpl
Engine: 998 cc
Power: 203 PS
Kawasaki Ninja H2 SX
Price: Rs.32.91 - 32.95 Lakh*
Mileage: 15 kmpl
Engine: 998 cc
Power: 200 PS
Kawasaki Versys 1100
Price: Rs.12.90 Lakh*
Mileage: 17.85 kmpl
Engine: 1099 cc
Power: 135 PS
Kawasaki Ninja ZX-6R
Price: Rs.11.53 Lakh*
Mileage: 23.6 kmpl
Engine: 636 cc
Power: 124 PS
Kawasaki Ninja ZX4R
Price: Rs.8.79 - 9.42 Lakh*
Mileage: 24.18 kmpl
Engine: 399 cc
Power: 77 PS
Kawasaki Ninja 500
Price: Rs.5.29 Lakh*
Mileage: 26.31 kmpl
Engine: 451 cc
Power: 45.4 PS
Kawasaki Ninja 1100SX
Price: Rs.13.49 Lakh*
Mileage: 17.85 kmpl
Engine: 1099 cc
Power: 136 PS
Upcoming Kawasaki Bikes in India
Kawasaki bikes in India are available at a starting price of ₹1.22 lakh, with the Kawasaki W175 being the most affordable model. On the other end of the spectrum, the Kawasaki Ninja H2 SX stands as the brand’s most premium offering, priced at ₹32.95 lakh. The company’s diverse lineup includes 6 Super, 11 Sports, 4 Sports Naked, 1 Street, 1 Commuter, 2 Cruiser, 1 Adventure Tourer, 1 Sports Tourer, 11 Dirt, 2 Scrambler, and 10 Off-Road models, catering to a wide range of riders.
Looking ahead, Kawasaki plans to expand its portfolio in India with upcoming models such as the Kawasaki Z500, Versys X 300, and Z400, expected to launch in 2025.
Kawasaki Motors Pvt. Ltd. entered the Indian market in 2009 through a partnership with Bajaj Auto. Their journey began with the launch of the Ninja 250, which was one of the most advanced motorcycles at that time. The company later introduced the Ninja 650 and ER-6N, both of which gained popularity among enthusiasts. Encouraged by its success, Kawasaki expanded its lineup by importing high-performance models like the Ninja ZX-14R and Ninja ZX-10R through the CBU (Completely Built Unit) route. The brand also brought dedicated off-road motorcycles such as the KLX110 and KLX140, further strengthening its presence in various riding categories.
In 2017, Kawasaki ended its partnership with Bajaj and established its independent operations in India. Since then, it has localized production for models like the Ninja 300 and even set up assembly for litre-class motorcycles. Moving forward, the brand’s primary focus is on upgrading its lineup to comply with the latest BS6 emission norms while continuing to cater to Indian riders with a wide range of performance-oriented motorcycles.
