The Latest Breaking News from Kawasaki

Kawasaki is busy rolling out its first electric bikes, the Ninja e-1 and Z e-1, around the world. The batteries are made by French company Forsee Power.

Kawasaki introduced its Ninja e-1 and Z e-1 concepts at EICMA 2022, and has been making steady progress since. Sales are now open in the US in 2023 for both.

Italian rider Bassani's move to Kawasaki, where he will replace Yamaha-bound Jonathan Rea, was finally made official on Friday on the eve of the penultimate round of the season at Portimao.

As reported by Motorsport.com earlier this month, Bassani will leave Motocorsa Ducati after three seasons to join Alex Lowes at Kawasaki next year.

For the last two years, the FIM Endurance World Championship event has taken place in the first week of August, but a desire to avoid a clash with the Olympic Games in Paris has led to next year's being race being pushed two weeks forward.

Kawasaki is celebrating the 50th anniversary of the KX in 2024, and it's released a 50th Anniversary Edition graphic on the KX250 and KX450 to celebrate.

Kawasaki has announced a special 70th anniversary exhibit at the Kawasaki World Museum where four motorcycles celebrating the brand’s rich history will be on display.

Kawasaki first showed off its HEV prototype in Suzuka in 2022, with a similar shape to this but a different paint and graphics package. Is it almost ready?

Kawasaki has a new coloring book featuring motorcycles, machinery, and even robots. It’s ideal for children and children at heart looking to express their creativity.

Lowes went under the knife last Tuesday following the previous round at Magny-Cours, where a damaged meniscus on his left knee left him unable to complete the Superpole race, while also ruling him out of the second full-distance race.

Kawasaki has launched the Ninja ZX-4R in the Indian market. The premium sportbike caters to a niche market, and carries a premium price tag.