Kawasaki “OverDrive Voucher” Offer: Up to INR 1 Lakh Discount on Bikes

Kawasaki India has managed to catch our attention through their special year-end discounts that are being offered on selected motorcycles under the OverDrive Voucher offer. The benefits of the offer can be availed only on MY2019 bikes.

It can be said that the offer is an attempt by the brand to clear the stocks prior to the arrival of MY2020 bikes. Under the said offer, the company is offering the Ninja 1000 with a voucher worth INR 1,00,000. Here is the complete list of bikes and the value of vouchers being offered with them.

Kawasaki OverDrive Voucher Offer

• Ninja 1000 – INR 1,00,000
• Ninja ZX-6R – INR 66,000
• Ninja 650 – INR 75,000
• Ninja 400 – INR 60,000
• Z650 – INR 85,000
• Versys 650 – INR 60,000
• Vulcan S – INR 66,000

According to the brand, the vouchers can be redeemed to pay for the insurance, RTO charges plus it can be used by the buyers to make payment for the official Kawasaki accessories. The buyers can also use the vouchers to get a discount on the ex-showroom price. It is worth noting that the buyers must make use of these vouchers before the end this month.

Kawasaki has already revealed the 2020 iterations of the Ninja 1000, Z900, and the Z650 in the international markets which are expected to reach the Indian showrooms by early 2020. The updated models of the motorcycles will come with a number of styling and feature updates.

Some of the updates that are present in the MY2020 Z650 are a TFT-colour instrument console with Bluetooth connectivity, RIDEOLOGY application to check the latest status update, record riding log and get a call/mail notification on the TFT-screen.

The biggest change that is present in the Ninja 1000 is the single-sided exhaust canister instead of the twin-sided unit on its predecessor. In addition to that, the 2020 model also features twin LED headlights and a new taillight, a supersport-style front fender, new windshield and a three-piece side fairing construction.

Offer Source: Kawasaki India