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Kawasaki offering up to Rs 27,000 off on Z650 duo

The offers are valid until February 28, 2026.
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Kawasaki India has extended the discounts it was offering last month across multiple models in its portfolio. Like the benefits on the Ninja range, the offers on the Z650 and Z650RS will also remain valid until February 28.

  1. Z650 price reduced by Rs 27,000, Z650RS price dropped by Rs 20,000
  2. Offers applicable only on MY25 manufactured units
  3. Both powered by the same 649cc, parallel-twin engine

Kawasaki Z650 and Z650RS discount details

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The offers are for the MY25 Z650 and Z650RS.

The neo-retro Kawasaki Z650RS sees a Rs 20,000 price reduction, thereby bringing its price down to Rs 7.63 lakh. Meanwhile, the more affordable Z650 sees a bigger drop of Rs 27,000, bringing its price down to Rs 6.99 lakh. These discounts are only applicable on MY25-manufactured units of the Z650 and Z650RS and are only valid until February 28. It would be advisable to contact your nearest authorised Kawasaki dealer for more details and to check stock availability for these bikes.

The Z650 and Z650RS are powered by the same liquid-cooled 649cc twin-cylinder engine – fully E20 compliant – making 68hp and 64Nm. This motor is mated to a 6-speed gearbox with a slip/assist clutch. At their price point, the naked Kawasaki 650s have virtually no direct rivals, with nearly all other twin-cylinder, sub-100hp middleweight offerings now having jumped up the ladder to 750-800cc.

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