Kawasaki has launched a sports bike in India. The newly launched Kawasaki ZX-4R is a four cylinder 400cc supersport bike. The bike is the updated version of last generation model and remains mechanically unchanged. However, it gets a new colour and its price has been raised by Rs 30,000. Here are all the details you need to know about the newly launched Kawasaki ZX-4R.
Kawasaki ZX-4R India price
Priced at Rs 8.79 lakh, the ZX-4R stands out as a distinctive and somewhat costly option. While it boasts a unique engine specification not found in other motorcycles, its price tag is closely aligned with larger models like the Triumph Daytona 660 (Rs 9.72 lakh) and the Suzuki GSX-8S (Rs 9.25 lakh).
Kawasaki ZX-4R specifications
The Kawasaki ZX-4R boasts an exhilarating four-cylinder engine that revs beyond 15,000rpm, generating 75hp (or 77hp with ram air) and delivering 37.6Nm of torque. It features a tubular steel frame and is equipped with Showa suspension at both the front and rear. Braking performance is provided by a dual disc setup at the front, utilising 290mm rotors.
In terms of technology, the ZX-4R offers a 5-inch TFT display with Bluetooth connectivity and includes four distinct riding modes. For those seeking additional features like a quickshifter and preload adjustable suspension, the Kawasaki Ninja ZX-4RR is available for an extra Rs 63,000. The ZX-4RR also showcases Kawasaki's iconic green colour scheme, while the ZX-4R is offered exclusively in a sleek black finish.
Meanwhile, Toyota is gearing up to launch a new version of its beloved Camry sedan in India very soon. Marking the ninth generation of this iconic model, the new Camry is set to hit the market early next month. It boasts updated designs and enhanced interiors, making it more attractive than ever before. Additionally, it features a range of new advancements that elevate the driving experience. This latest iteration will be available exclusively with a petrol-hybrid engine, which blends petrol and electric power to optimize fuel efficiency.
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