Kawasaki KLX230, W175, Ninja 300 & More Prices Drop by to Rs 30,900 After GST 2.0

In response to GST 2.0, Kawasaki has significantly reduced prices for bikes up to 350cc by as much as Rs 30,900. However, models with engine capacities above 350cc have witnessed price hikes of up to Rs 2.34 lakh. The popular W175 series, including MY23 and MY24 variants, has seen steady price reductions between Rs 9,000 and Rs 10,000.  Meanwhile, the KLX lineup, including bikes from the entry-level KLX110R to the more powerful KLX230R and KLX230, has experienced substantial price cuts ranging from Rs 15,000 to Rs 40,000. The KX250 stands out with the highest reduction of Rs 68,000. Other models, such as the KX65, KX85, and KX112, have seen notable price cuts ranging from Rs 24,000 to Rs 37,400.

The Ninja 300 and Versys-X 300, which are popular among sport and adventure enthusiasts, benefit from price cuts of Rs 26,000 and Rs 30,900, respectively. Let's have a look at the revised prices.

Commenting on the revised pricing, Yutaka Yamashita, Managing Director of India Kawasaki Motors Pvt. Ltd, said, Our below 350cc range plays a crucial role in introducing new riders to the Kawasaki brand — a world of cutting-edge engineering, superior performance, and refined design. By making this segment more affordable, we aim to empower a larger community of enthusiasts to begin their Kawasaki journey. This step reinforces our commitment to delivering value to our customers and nurturing the motorcycling culture in India. We believe this move will not only benefit our customers but also support the growth momentum of the two-wheeler industry in the country.'

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The GST rate on two-wheelers up to 350cc has been reduced from 28% to 18%, making the segment more appealing for buyers, especially during the upcoming festive season. Kawasaki has passed on the benefit to customers through substantial price cuts across this segment. With this, entry-level and off-road models like the W175 series, KLX range, and Ninja 300 have become significantly more affordable for customers across the country.