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Kawasaki Ninja 650, ZX-10R prices increase from August 1

The Ninja 300, Z H2 and Z H2 SE will not witness a price hike.
1 min read26 Jul '21
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Kawasaki has revealed that it will increase prices for most of its motorcycles from August 1, 2021.

The Japanese motorcycle company has announced on social media that it will be increasing prices of most of its offerings in India from August 1. The reason for the price hike hasn’t been revealed, but it's likely due to an increase in raw material costs. Many other motorcycle brands like KTM, Royal Enfield, Jawa and Bajaj have also announced price hikes recently.

From Kawasaki’s road-legal range, every motorcycle, other than the Ninja 300, Z H2 and Z H2 SE, have gone up in price. Prices for the company’s dirt bike offerings like the KLX 110 and KLX 140G remain unchanged.

Full ex-showroom price list in the table below:

Kawasaki prices
Current pricesPrices from August 1, 2021
Vulcan 650
Rs 6,04,000Rs 6,10,000
Z650
Rs 6,18,000Rs 6,24,000
Ninja 650
Rs 6,54,000Rs 6,61,000
Versys 650
Rs 7,08,000Rs 7,15,000
W800
Rs 7,19,000Rs 7,26,000
Z900
Rs 8,34,000Rs 8,42,000
Ninja 1000SX
Rs 11,29,000Rs 11,40,000
Versys 1000
Rs 11,44,000Rs 11,55,000
Ninja ZX-10R
Rs 14,99,000Rs 15,14,000

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