Latest News about Kawasaki Ninja 250R

While the new edition of the fully-faired motorcycle gets new set of graphics, rumours also suggest that it will get a more powerful version. 

Kawasaki has unveiled its all-new quarter-litre, fully-faired motorcycle, the 2019 Ninja 250, at the ongoing 2019 Gaikindo Indonesia International Auto Show (GIIAS).

The manufacturer has made its foray into the sporty 125cc segment with the Ninja 125 and Z125. 

Just when we thought that the power/displacement war that was taken ahead by the Yamaha YZF-R3 and the KTM RC250/390 had killed off the longest-running bike in the segment, Kawasaki has shown a new, improved Ninja 250. Is it worth it, though?

Kawasaki in Indonesia has released a limited edition version of its Ninja 250 for Rp 68.600.000 (Rs 3.46 lakh). This edition comes with added features that differentiates it from the regular model that costs Rp 58.200.000 (Rs 2.94 lakh).

After weeks of teasing the ‘revolutionary’ motorcycle, Kawasaki has finally unveiled the Ninja H2R motorcycle at the Intermot Show in Cologne, Germany. A motorcycle developed only for closed track use, the H2R is a result of the Japanese manufacturer’s behemoth efforts of creating the ‘world’s fastest production motorcycle’. 

Kawasaki has introduced the on/off-road dual purpose enduro motorcycle, the D-Tracker, in Thailand. The bike is available in 125cc, 150cc and 250cc engine capacities.

Like the Ninja 250R but find it to be too expensive? Kawasaki might just have a solution for you in the form of the Ninja RR Mono – an all-new single cylinder 250cc model designed and developed for the Asian markets.

A single cylinder naked Kawasaki motorcycle was spied recently. The looks of the motorcycle make us suspect that the Japanese manufacturer has been working on a sub-200cc motorcycle. Or it could also be the naked 250cc?