It’s February 1, 2023, and Kawasaki just introduced the latest update to its flagship Ninja H2 SX SE. Considering the significant upgrades that the already-impressive supercharged beast received for the 2022 model year, the fact that the 2023 bike adds an automatic high beam function to the massive raft of features probably shouldn’t come as a huge surprise. Think of it like the cherry on top of an already tasty ice cream sundae.
What’s an automatic high beam? According to Team Green, it uses a camera sensor located at the base of the H2 SX SE’s windscreen to judge the brightness of surrounding lights to help it decide when and where to activate or deactivate. Riders can also take control of it if they wish, through a setting in the dash, or by using the PASS button located on the left handlebar switchgear.
