Kawasaki Z650, Z650RS Discounts Up to Rs 34,000 in March 2026

Kawasaki Z650 and Z650RS Discounts in March 2026: Price, Features and Details

Kawasaki India is offering attractive discounts on its middleweight motorcycles this March 2026. The Z650 and Z650RS are now available with benefits of up to Rs 27,000 and Rs 34,000, respectively. These offers are valid until March 31 and apply only to MY25 units still available at select dealerships. These particular models are not compatible with E20 fuel, and the discounts appear to be aimed at clearing existing stock.

New Prices After Discount

With the ongoing offers, the effective prices of both motorcycles have come down.

• The Kawasaki Z650 is now priced at Rs 6.99 lakh, down from Rs 7.26 lakh after a Rs 27,000 discount.
• The Kawasaki Z650RS now costs Rs 7.49 lakh instead of Rs 7.83 lakh, thanks to a Rs 34,000 discount.

Earlier in February 2026, Kawasaki had also offered a Rs 20,000 discount on the Z650RS.

Engine and Performance Details

Both motorcycles are powered by the same 649cc twin-cylinder liquid-cooled petrol engine. This engine produces 67 bhp of power and 64 Nm of torque.

It is paired with a 6-speed gearbox that includes a slip and assist clutch for smoother riding. In the Indian market, these bikes do not have direct rivals, as most competitors now use larger 750–800cc engines.

Kawasaki Z650: Design and Features

The Z650 follows a modern naked streetfighter design. It features a sharp headlamp cowl, muscular body panels, and an upswept tail section with an LED tail lamp.

Key features include a TFT color display, traction control, multiple riding modes, and KIBS (Kawasaki Intelligent anti-lock braking system). It also uses a high-tensile steel trellis frame.

For suspension, the bike gets telescopic front forks and a rear monoshock with preload adjustment.

Kawasaki Z650RS: Retro Styling with Modern Tech

The Z650RS offers a different appeal with its neo-retro design. It gets a round LED headlamp and styling inspired by Kawasaki motorcycles from the 1970s.

It features a retro-style fuel tank, wide handlebars, and a relaxed riding position. The seat height is 820 mm, making it accessible for many riders.

The instrument cluster combines analogue-style dials with a multi-function LCD screen, giving it a classic yet modern feel.

Things to Keep in Mind

Since the discounts are available only on unsold MY25 units, availability may be limited. Buyers should check with their nearest Kawasaki dealership for stock and exact offers.