Kawasaki India Declared Year-End Discounts Range Up to INR 60,000

  • Published On: 6 December 2023
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Apart from announcing several exciting discounts on its premium models, Kawasaki is also getting ready to reveal a range of new models this weekend.

Kawasaki India is offering end-of-year discounts across its two-wheeler line-up. The motorcycle manufacturer is providing a maximum discount of up to INR 60,000. These special offers are accessible until the end of this year, and that too on a limited basis.

Kawasaki’s adventure tourer called the Versys 650 is available with a discount of INR 20,000, whereas the Ninja 650 comes with a discount worth INR 30,000. The Japanese manufacturer is giving a maximum price cut of INR 60,000 on the middleweight Vulcan S cruiser. The Ninja 400 will come with a discount voucher worth INR 35,000. All these offers provided by the company are only valid until December 31, 2023.


Kawasaki is aiming to clear out the current stock before the beginning of the new calendar year. The company is offering discounts on its MY2023 motorcycle lineup. Other bike manufacturers, including Triumph and Harley-Davidson, are also providing discounts on their premium existing models. Customers can check out these offers with their nearest dealership to learn more about the offers provided by the companies.

The year-end discounts offered by the companies are a great opportunity to buy a new motorcycle at a marginally cheaper price. However, if any customer plans to sell the bike too soon in the ownership cycle, purchasing a year-end version can potentially reduce some of its after-sale value. The discounts can also be used to get some good riding equipment.

Apart from announcing several exciting discounts on its premium model line-up, Kawasaki is also getting ready to reveal a range of new models in the upcoming weekend. The motorcycle manufacturer is likely to unveil the brand-new Ninja ZX-6R and upgraded W175, W800 at the 2023 India Bike Week (IBW) bike festival. The manufacturer revealed the Eliminator in international markets earlier this year, and it is anticipated to reveal this motorcycle in the Indian market as well.

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