Kawasaki Ninja 500, Z 500 pricing confirmed under £6,000
Kawasaki Ninja 500, Z500
A few months after the announcement of the discontinuation of the Ninja 400 and Z 400, Kawasaki has now revealed the pricing for the new Kawasaki Ninja 500 and Z 500 models. Both the Ninja 500 and Z 500 are available in standard and SE versions, with the SE variant being slightly more expensive.
The standard version of the Z 500 starts at £5,699, while the SE version is priced at £6,049. As for the Ninja 500, the standard model is priced at £5,999, and the SE version will cost £6,499. These new models are set to be released in March.
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Kawasaki Ninja 500, Z 500 in summary
The 2024 Kawasaki Ninja 500 and Z 500 mark a new chapter for the middleweight category from Kawasaki, as they are equipped with all-new engines. It is worth noting that new engines are not very common, and when they are introduced, they are usually designed to be versatile.
For instance, Honda uses its 1,084cc parallel twin-cylinder engine in multiple models, and Kawasaki has also utilized the powertrain of the new Kawasaki Z 7 Hybrid in the Kawasaki Ninja 7 Hybrid. Although the exact displacement of the new twin-cylinder engine used in the Ninja 500 and Z 500 has not been disclosed, we do know that it is water-cooled and features an Assist and Slipper clutch in both models.
Kawasaki Ninja 500, Z500
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The power and torque outputs are currently unknown, but Kawasaki has confirmed that the engine is A2-compliant, meaning it will not exceed 47bhp. Both the Ninja 500 and Z 500 share the same trellis frame and LCD display.
Additionally, they can be equipped with an Ergo-Fit seat, which raises the seat height by 30mm. Furthermore, there will be ‘Special Edition’ variants available for both models.
These variants will feature a TFT display, connectivity to the Kawasaki Rideology app, and a USB-C outlet. The Ninja 500 SE will also include Kipass keyless ignition. The ‘Special Edition’ variants will also offer different paint options compared to the standard versions.
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Kawasaki Ninja 500, Z 500 pricing confirmed under £6,000
Kawasaki Ninja 500, Z500
A few months after the announcement of the discontinuation of the Ninja 400 and Z 400, Kawasaki has now revealed the pricing for the new Kawasaki Ninja 500 and Z 500 models. Both the Ninja 500 and Z 500 are available in standard and SE versions, with the SE variant being slightly more expensive.
The standard version of the Z 500 starts at £5,699, while the SE version is priced at £6,049. As for the Ninja 500, the standard model is priced at £5,999, and the SE version will cost £6,499. These new models are set to be released in March.
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Kawasaki Ninja 500, Z 500 in summary
The 2024 Kawasaki Ninja 500 and Z 500 mark a new chapter for the middleweight category from Kawasaki, as they are equipped with all-new engines. It is worth noting that new engines are not very common, and when they are introduced, they are usually designed to be versatile.
For instance, Honda uses its 1,084cc parallel twin-cylinder engine in multiple models, and Kawasaki has also utilized the powertrain of the new Kawasaki Z 7 Hybrid in the Kawasaki Ninja 7 Hybrid. Although the exact displacement of the new twin-cylinder engine used in the Ninja 500 and Z 500 has not been disclosed, we do know that it is water-cooled and features an Assist and Slipper clutch in both models.
Kawasaki Ninja 500, Z500
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The power and torque outputs are currently unknown, but Kawasaki has confirmed that the engine is A2-compliant, meaning it will not exceed 47bhp. Both the Ninja 500 and Z 500 share the same trellis frame and LCD display.
Additionally, they can be equipped with an Ergo-Fit seat, which raises the seat height by 30mm. Furthermore, there will be ‘Special Edition’ variants available for both models.
These variants will feature a TFT display, connectivity to the Kawasaki Rideology app, and a USB-C outlet. The Ninja 500 SE will also include Kipass keyless ignition. The ‘Special Edition’ variants will also offer different paint options compared to the standard versions.
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