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Kawasaki Announces Festive Season Offers
Customers can choose from cash benefits of up to Rs 47,000 or low interest rates
Kawasaki has announced exciting festive season offers for a couple of its motorcycles here in India. The bikes covered under the new offer include the Ninja 1000 and the entire 650 range which comprises of the Ninja 650, Z 650, Vulcan S and the Versys 650. So if you’re looking to get your hands on one of those mean green machines, this would be the perfect opportunity.
Ninja 1000 customers benefit from a discount of Rs 47,000, which effectively bring its price down to Rs 9.82 lakh from the current price of Rs 10.29 lakh (ex-showroom). Meanwhile, the Rs 40,000 discount on the Kawasaki Ninja 650, Z 650, Vulcan S and the Versys 650 bring their price down to Rs 5.49 lakh, Rs 5.29 lakh, 5.09 lakh and Rs 6.29 lakh respectively. These offers are valid until September 30 and can be availed at any Kawasaki dealership in the country.
Alternatively, you could opt for a zero per cent interest rate scheme to get rid of exorbitant interest rates. This offer is applicable on all of the aforementioned models. Recently, the Japanese brand also introduced attractive new colours for the Ninja 400 and the litre-class Ninja ZX-10R . Thankfully, the new paint schemes are priced the same as the models offered before.
But that’s not all, the Japanese bikemaker recently teased its 2020 model lineup for the Tokyo Motor show, and it seems to include a mysterious 250cc, 4-cylinder ZX-25R.
