January was the month of motorcycles with a slew of new launches taking place in the first few weeks itself. Nine new bikes have graced our streets, ranging from big ICE cruisers to premium EV scooters.
                                                                                            With the launch of the Eliminator, Kawasaki has brought back a name that has been absent from the Indian market for over a decade now. This time, however, it comes in a very powerful avatar.
                                                                                            The launch of the Kawasaki Eliminator brings the competition right to the doorstep of the Royal Enfield Super Meteor. But does it have what it takes to beat a 650cc low-rider?
                                                                                            The middleweight supersport motorcycle brings a blend of design updates, performance enhancements, and cutting-edge features to the table.
                                                                                            The W175 is Kawasaki’s most affordable bike in India and is locally produced.
                                                                                            The Eliminator name is coming back to India after over a two-decade hiatus. This time, straight from Kawasaki, the Eliminator gets radical new styling and a significantly more powerful engine.
                                                                                            Kawasaki’s new bikes have broken cover and while the design remains similar to the current-gen bikes, the new engines are larger and more powerful
                                                                                            Kawasaki has brought back the iconic green, white, and blue livery from the late 80’s and early 90’s and pasted it, fonts and all, on four of their bikes: the ZX-4RR, ZX-6R, ZX-10R, and ZX-14R
                                                                                            The Kawasaki Ninja 7 HEV is the world’s first mass-production strong hybrid motorcycle. According to the Japanese manufacturer, this bike is capable of delivering 650cc segment power combined with the fuel efficiency of a 250cc segment motorcycle
                                                                                            After a year-long teasing campaign, the Japanese motorcycle manufacturer has finally unveiled the electric offerings
                                                                                            Kawasaki India recently teased the ZX-4R on their social media channels indicating that a launch is near. But wait till you see what the bike is capable of. More importantly, will you be able to afford one?
                                                                                            The Kawasaki W175 is a perfectly competent motorcycle that does pretty much everything you can ask of it — but there’s a catch.
                                                                                            'Picture abhi baaki hai', says Bajaj Auto managing director Rajiv Bajaj, adding that he would bet on BET (Bajaj, Enfield, and TVS).
                                                                                            Expect a lot of inspiration from the Kawasaki Ninja 650. This will include the Sugomi design language that Kawasaki is known for. Expect similar flowy architecture sharp accenting from headlamp to tail lamp.
                                                                                            The Indian motorcycle market offers an array of options to high-end customers opting for the most premium set of bikes.
                                                                                            The Ninja 250, in Japan, gets two new liveries – Metallic Grey and the green KRT edition, and that is all that is new to the bike.
                                                                                            The Kawasaki H2 series of bikes belong in the top class of motorcycles, and while the ZX-10 bikes were sharp themselves, the company has decided to make the smaller sibling ride more in line with the bigger bikes.
                                                                                            When it comes to the domain of retro-themed bikes in India, Royal Enfield has been king of the field for a long time with the Classic 350 and the Bullet 350.
                                                                                            The Kawasaki W175 is a retro-themed bike. Its design brings it very close to competing with the Royal Enfield bikes and this includes the round headlamp, peashooter exhaust, all-analogue circular instrument cluster.
                                                                                            Apart from the upgrade, the Vulcan S gets no other changes. It continues with its iconic cruiser design with flat handlebar, low seat and forward set foot pegs
                                                                                            The quarter-litre four-cylinder bike has been the talk of the town ever since the rumours started flying. The most talked about and debated topic were its performance numbers and those have been unveiled too
                                                                                            The Kawasaki Ninja ZX-25R was supposed to launch in Indonesia back in April, but coronavirus and resultant global lockdowns led to those plans getting postponed
                                                                                            The COVID-19 pandemic brought the economy to a virtual halt for nearly two months. Despite the lockdowns around the world, some auto manufacturers not only managed to keep the production going, but also launch new vehicles. Here is a list of motorcycles that were launched during the period.
                                                                                            Seeing as it is an upgrade to the newer emission norms, the Ninja 650 also gets some tweaks to the design and aesthetics. The bike is now more aggressive with a front end that more closely resembles the Ninja 400 and ZX-6R.
                                                                                            According to auto magazine Overdrive, Kawasaki is looking to launch the Z H2 in India within the next few months. This is subject to the coronavirus pandemic, but dealerships are accepting unofficial bookings for the Z H2 for a token amount of Rs 5 lakh