2020 Kawasaki Versys 650 launched in India at Rs 6.79 lakh

    The BS6 model gets new colour schemes.

    Published On Aug 11, 2020 07:18:00 PM

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    2020 Kawasaki Versys 650 launched in India at Rs 6.79 lakh

    The 2020 BS6-compliant Kawasaki Versys 650 has been launched in India, following the recent launches of the BS6 Ninja 650 and BS6 Z 650.

    • Output drops by 3hp and 3Nm of torque.
    • Available in one colour option.
    • Price increases by Rs 10,000.

    Kawasaki’s venerable Versys 650 is back in 2020 in a BS6-compliant avatar. Unlike the Ninja 650, which received a sizeable update, including a sportier design and a TFT display, the Versys continues with what was previously on offer. The bike is now available in Kawasaki’s Candy Lime green colour scheme.

    The specifications remain unchanged for the 2020 model, with a couple of exceptions. The first being that the 649cc parallel twin loses 3hp and 3Nm of torque, taking its output to 69hp and 61Nm of torque. This is 1hp more than the 2020 Ninja 650, but 1Nm of torque less than the same bike. The second noticeable change is that the Versys 650 has gained 2kg, taking the kerb weight to a total of 218kg.

    The other factors that make this an exceptional touring bike remain unchanged, including the adjustable Showa suspension, 21-litre fuel tank and comfort-oriented ergonomics.

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