5 New Upcoming Kawasaki Bikes Teased; Official Launch Soon

Kawasaki has officially teased 5 new bikes and the brand will be unveiling the motorcycles in the coming months. The upcoming Kawasaki bikes will be a part of the brand’s 2020 lineup.

The brand has promised to reveal two new motorcycles at the upcoming Tokyo Motor Show on October 23, 2019, while the remaining three will be unveiled at the EICMA 2019, which is supposed to happen on November 4, 2019, in Italy.

The teaser micro website which has been recently launched by the brand features five bikes under wraps while at the same time gets a countdown timer to the two motor shows in October and November.

Though there has been no official confirmation regarding the specifications of the upcoming motorcycles, one can expect Kawasaki to roll out the much-awaited Ninja ZX-25R. The ZX-25R will be powered by a 250cc, in-line four-cylinder engine that is expected to churn out a maximum power of around 46HP.

Apart from the Ninja ZX-25R, the brand is expected to unveil a new supercharged model and it will be listed in the brand’s portfolio under the “Z” streetfighter range. The recently launched teaser of the motorcycle by Kawasaki suggests that the brand will be launching it soon.

Positioned below the Ninja ZX-6R, the price tag for the 250cc 4-cylinder Ninja ZX-25R will stay between IDR 100 million to IDR 130 million (INR 5.08 lakh to INR 6.61 lakh) in the Indonesian market. The brand is highly unlikely to consider the launch of the ZX-25R in the Indian market.

In addition to this, the reports also speculate another one of the five bikes to be an updated model of the Kawasaki W800. The brand is likely to christen the motorcycle as W800 Classic while offering it a host of new cosmetic updates.

One can expect more blackened components as well as some stylish bits that will set the Classic variant apart from the Street and Cafe variants, which are already available in the markets. The rest of the motorcycles are expected to be the updates of the already existing variants though there has been no official confirmation yet.