The patent images of the 2025 Z900 have appeared in India, revealing that it is going to launch soon. The new Streetfighter was initially unveiled in late 2024. It features a more aggressive appearance, enhanced features, and improved technology. Due to its reasonable price and strong demand, the new bike is going to launch soon. Let’s see what’s new in the 2025 Kawasaki Z900.
Anticipated Launch and Pricing
The existing Kawasaki Z900 model has discounts ranging from Rs 40,000 up to 31 March 2025. Further, the 2025 Kawasaki Z900 will soon be launched in the market. Industry people believe it will be launched in April 2025 with a price between Rs 9.60 lakh and 10 lakh.
Revamped Design and Features
The new Z900 is more aggressive and sharper in design. It still has Kawasaki’s distinctive Sugomi design, only now with a new LED taillight and headlight. The fuel tank looks more robust with new extensions, and the gold-plated front forks add a dash of style. Green highlights on the wheels, depending on the colour scheme, make it look even better.
Advanced Technology Integration
Kawasaki has introduced new technology to the 2025 Z900. The bike is equipped with a new 5-inch colour display that is not only Bluetooth-compatible but also with Kawasaki’s Rideology app. This gives voice commands and directions on the road, which makes the experience better. The bike also includes cruise control and traction control as part of its electronic suite. It also contains several riding modes, such as Sport, Rain, Road, and a mode that you can customise yourself.
The Z900 features a robust steel frame that ensures it is stable and easy to maneuver. It features 41mm upside-down front forks and a gas-charged shock at the rear. The Performance trim features unique Ohlins suspension components that can be fully adjusted, while the regular trim features a similar setup but cannot be adjusted.
In addition, the bike is equipped with 300mm dual discs at the front and a 250mm single disc at the rear. The base model has Nissin calipers, and the Performance model has Brembo M4.32 monobloc calipers.
Engine and Performance
The Z900 retains its legendary 948cc inline four-cylinder engine. For compliance with stringent pollution regulations, Kawasaki has installed a new computer system, revised the camshaft designs, and revised the ignition timing. The modifications make the power delivery more refined and increase fuel efficiency by 16%. The engine now produces 123 bhp and 97.4 Nm of maximum torque, and features a six-speed gearbox with a quick-shifter for smooth gear shifts.
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