Kawasaki Ninja 400

Kawasaki India has announced attractive offers on some motorcycles, including the Versys 650 and the Ninja 400. Read on to find out about the model-specific offers in detail.

Aprilia has recently revealed the much-anticipated RS 457 in India. Let's see how this new motorcycle fares against one of its closest competitors, the Kawasaki Ninja 400 in the Indian market.

After being discontinued in 2020, Kawasaki launched the Ninja 400 in India in its BS6 avatar. The motorcycle continues to be the most expensive in its segment with prices starting at Rs 4.99 lakh (ex-showroom).

Here, the Ninja 400 will only get the updated KRT colour scheme (Lime Green/Ebony) and the Lime Green/Metallic Spark Black colour options, as of now. The latter colour scheme follows the same design as that of the Pearl Blizzard White or Metallic Matte Graphite Gray schemes.

A Japanese motoring website has caught hold of some images of the 2020 version of the Ninja 400 and, to everyone's surprise, it gets a host of new colour choices. The standard KRT colour scheme also gets an update.

It's striking, powerful, edgy, and expensive. The Kawasaki Ninja 400 is here and it's exhilarating fast. But, can it justify the high-set price? Well, let's have a look at it right here.

This week on the autoX show, we swing our leg over the Kawasaki Ninja 400. We also see which one of the small automatic hatchbacks, Maruti SuzukI Celerio and Hyundai Santro, makes the most sense.

The Kawasaki Ninja 400 is one of the most anticipated motorcycles for India. In fact, the Ninja 400 is in the bucket list of every motorcycle enthusiast. We get on the front seat of the Ninja 400 and find out how it is to ride one in our extensive review.

Kawasaki launched the Ninja 400 today in India at Rs. 4.69 lakh (ex-showroom Delhi). Buyers have a long list of options to consider in the same price range. Let’s take a look at what else you can buy.

Launched at Rs. 4.69 lakh, the Kawasaki Ninja 400 will continue to be sold alongside the Ninja 300. Bookings have commenced, and deliveries are expected in May. At the Tokyo Motor Show last year, Kawasaki officially uncovered the Ninja 400.