Latest News about Kawasaki Z800

The Z800 has been the most successful completely built-up (CBU) bike for Kawasaki India. Its combination of aggressive styling, incredible performance and competitive pricing made the Z800 a very tempting proposition. But at the 2016 EICMA show, Kawasaki dropped a bomb with the unveiling of the Z800 replacement – the Z900. 

The Kawasaki Z650 and the Z900 have made their debut at the 2016 EICMA Show in Milan, Italy. The 2017 MY updates for the ER-6n and Z800 respectively, these bikes are expected to go on sale in India in early 2017.

Energica has released a press release talking about its intention to unveil a new motorcycle concept at the upcoming EICMA 2016, Italy. 

After what could be the best stand at Intermot 2016, it looks as if Kawasaki hasn’t had enough. The upcoming 2017 Z650 which is the ER-6n replacement and the Z900 are all set to make their debut at EICMA 2016 in November. The fact that both these motorcycles are likely to head to India only makes us more excited.

India Kawasaki Motors has introduced a limited edition model of the Z800 for the Indian market. Priced at Rs 7.50 lakh (ex-showroom Delhi), only 10 units will be sold in India. 

Japanese motorcycle manufacturer Kawasaki has terminated its dealership of SNK Palm Beach in Mumbai. According to the official statement, the dealership failed to deliver many high end superbikes booked by the customers.

At first glance, the unclear image looked to be a rendering of the next generation Kawasaki ER-6n. It appeared as if Kawasaki has given the naked 650 the ‘Z’ treatment. However, upon further inspection it appears as if this could be one of the future supercharged Kawis.

There are a number of people in this world that want motorcycles to be just as high-tech as cars. And apparently some of these people work at Kawasaki. We say this, because the next phase of the Japanese company’s electric-engine programme is a complex braking regeneration electrical system that it has just patented.

Kawasaki has drawn the curtains on the iconic W family of retro motorcycles, with the 2017 W800 ‘Final Edition’. Paying homage to its forefather, the original 1966 Kawasaki W1, the W800 Final Edition will be the last of Kawasaki’s air-cooled twin cylinder roadsters.

You read it right. A retro motorcycle with a supercharged engine sounds too good to be true right? But if rumours are to be believed then we might see Kawasaki launching a supercharged Z900.