The Kawasaki Ninja H2R is, as of mid-2025, still the fastest production motorcycle in the world, with would-be rivals mostly ...

Kawasaki looked beyond the contemporary state of play to what the future market for motorcycles could be, and the result was the Ninja.

The Kawasaki Ninja EV and Kawasaki Z EV were revealed as traditional battery electric motorcycles, while the company also unveiled an HEV hydrogen-powered concept motorcycle.

This year, Kawasaki is adding its first production hybrid motorcycles, the Ninja 7 and the Z7. And Kawasaki claims they offer between 650-cc and 1,000-cc bike performance from just a 451-cc ...

The Ninja 250 was already an iconic motorcycle and underwent a complete re-styling back in 2008. The Ninja 300 came around a few years after that and was the next progression of this Kawasaki bike.

It’s not often we get to applaud a legacy motorcycle manufacturer for doing what so many still haven’t: actually ...

What's New: The Ninja 1000 has been around since 2011, but here Kawasaki took its naked Z1000 and optimized it for the real world with a windscreen and fairings. The bike can still thrill, with a ...

Less is more these days in motorcycling. Small motorcycles are always a smart choice for a beginner. But advances in technology and design mean entry level bikes like the Ninja 300 from Kawasaki ...

As we move to a zero-carbon transport future, Kawasaki is testing the waters of greener and cleaner motorcycle technologies. Following the reveal of a hydrogen-powered Ninja H2 SX last year, the ...

The new Kawasaki Ninja ZX-4RR KRT Edition offers mind-bending speed and outlandish styling for a modest starting price of $9,699.

The Kawasaki Ninja ZX-14 is a 1352cc motorcycle, that is its most powerful ever, and succeeds in setting the performance standards for others to follow.