[TusharK]

Kawasaki has announced special year-end discounts of up to Rs 35,000 on select models. The offer is valid till November 30, 2024.



The Kawasaki Ninja 650 gets the highest discount of Rs 35,000. The bike is now priced at Rs 6.81 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi). It competes with the Triumph Daytona 660.

The Ninja 650 uses a 649cc, parallel-twin engine that produces 67 BHP and 64 Nm. The engine is paired with a 6-speed gearbox.

Kawasaki is offering a discount of Rs 15,000 on the Ninja 300, which means the bike effectively costs Rs 3.28 lakh (ex-showroom). It competes with the KTM RC 390, Aprilia RS 457, and the Yamaha R3.

The Ninja 300 packs a 296cc, parallel-twin engine that makes 39 BHP and 26 Nm. The engine is paired with a 6-speed gearbox via an assist and slipper clutch.

The Ninja 500 is also available at a discounted price. Kawasaki is offering a flat discount of Rs 10,000 on the ex-showroom price. The effective price of the Ninja 500 after discount is Rs 5.14 lakh.

The Ninja 500 is powered by a 451cc, parallel-twin, liquid-cooled engine that produces 45 BHP and 43 Nm. The engine is paired with a six-speed gearbox.

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[Senotrius]

Why not do a price correction (reduction) and avoid these discounts. They are going to make it back with their high service charges any way.

[Neo18]

sky high prices only to rationalize them with discounts towards year end. The same playbook plays out every year ,without fail at Kawasaki and periodically at Honda. Is it really that tough to learn from what did not go well in the last financial year?? People pick up these cues and almost everybody is never willing to pay top dollar for Kawasaki anymore, thanks to these regular price cuts.

[DieselWanderer]

I did get the discount messages from Kawasaki dealer in chennai, however the dealer claims Kawasaki have increased the ex showroom prices of all models. The same is not reflecting on the website but on the marketing photos of dealer. They claim it’s not updated by Kawasaki, sounded fishy or just a lousy try to con unsuspecting customers.

[bf1983]

Originally Posted by Senotrius

Why not do a price correction (reduction) and avoid these discounts. They are going to make it back with their high service charges any way.

It makes no sense to reduce prices given they sell so few of these bikes. So they need to keep decent margins. Indian taxes have made these bikes very expensive and these discounts are only to finish off leftover stock to make way for the new year models which anyways have just color changes most of the time.