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· 4 Sep 2026· 2 min read

Kawasaki Z650 and Z900 colour updates for Europe

Kawasaki Z650 and Z900 colour updates for Europe

Kawasaki recently revealed new colour options for the Z650 S, Z900 and Z900 SE motorcycles in European markets while keeping the mechanical packages unchanged. Indian buyers looking at the Kawasaki Z650 and Z900 lineup should understand how these international updates compare to what is currently available locally.

Colours offered on the European Z650 S and Z900

The 2027 European version of the Z650 S receives three new shades including Black, Red and White with green highlights, though India currently gets only the standard Z650 in Black. Meanwhile, the European Z900 gets three new paint schemes consisting of Black without gold highlights, Red, and White with green highlights. The higher spec Z900 SE in Europe features a distinct Gray colour paired with a green frame and green wheels.

  • Z650 S gets Black, Red and White with green highlights in Europe
  • Z900 European version adds Black sans gold, Red and White with green highlights
  • Z900 SE gets a new Gray colour with a green frame and wheels
  • Mechanical components and engine specs remain identical to previous versions

What Indian buyers get on the Z650 today

The standard Kawasaki Z650 currently on sale in India is priced at an ex-showroom cost of Rs 7.26 lakh. On-road pricing varies significantly across cities, reaching Rs 8.33 lakh in Delhi, Rs 8.49 lakh in Mumbai and Pune, Rs 8.35 lakh in Kolkata, Rs 8.34 lakh in Lucknow, Rs 8.93 lakh in Hyderabad, Rs 9.08 lakh in Bangalore, and Rs 9.37 lakh in Chennai. The bike is powered by a 649 cc liquid cooled engine pushing 67.31 bhp at 8000 rpm and 64 Nm of torque at 6700 rpm, paired with a 6-speed manual transmission.

Owner feedback and safety specs

Pooling data from 334 owner ratings gives the current Kawasaki Z650 an average score of 4 out of 5 stars for daily ownership satisfaction. The machine features a 15-litre fuel tank, a seat height of 790 mm, and a kerb weight of 191 kg with a claimed mileage of 27 kmpl. Safety equipment includes front and rear disc brakes along with a standard anti lock braking system.

Would you prefer Kawasaki to bring these brighter colour options to India or stick to the current dark themes?

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