Kawasaki Models

Introduced for the 1981 model year, this large-displacement Japanese motorcycle nameplate represented the next step in the brand’s air-cooled inline-four road lineup. It arrived as a family of related variants rather ...

Kawasaki’s KZ250 was a small-displacement street motorcycle introduced for the 1980 model year as part of the brand’s KZ family of four-stroke road machines. In Kawasaki’s own parts catalog, the plain KZ250 designatio...

This 305cc small-displacement street motorcycle nameplate first appeared for the 1981 model year as a compact cruiser-style twin aimed at entry-level and practical everyday use. The early run was sold in the early 198...

This middleweight Kawasaki twin arrived for the 1980 model year as part of the company’s late-1970s/early-1980s push to broaden the KZ family with an affordable, easy-to-live-with street bike. It was offered in severa...

Introduced for 1980, this middleweight Kawasaki nameplate arrived as the North American version of the Z550/A and sat in the brand’s air-cooled Z-family lineup as a practical four-cylinder standard. It represented Kaw...

The KZ650 was Kawasaki’s North American nameplate for the company’s middleweight inline-four standard motorcycle that debuted for the 1977 model year. It sat in the sporty “big bike” era of the late 1970s, offering a ...

This middleweight Kawasaki nameplate appeared for the 1984 model year and had a very short production life. It was developed for markets affected by the U.S. import tariff on motorcycles above 700cc, so the bike was s...

The KZ750 nameplate first appeared for the 1976 model year as part of Kawasaki’s mid-1970s expansion of its KZ four-stroke lineup. It was not a single one-year motorcycle but a family designation used across several c...

This Kawasaki ATV was introduced for the 1995 model year as a sport-utility machine positioned between the brand’s work-focused utility quads and its more aggressive sport offerings. Early parts documentation shows th...

Kawasaki introduced this middleweight adventure-styled road motorcycle in Europe for the 2007 model year, building it around a 649 cc parallel-twin platform and a long-travel chassis aimed at riders who wanted everyda...

This lightweight dual-sport nameplate was introduced for the 2021 model year as Kawasaki’s all-new 300cc on/off-road entry. It marked a significant step for the modern KLX family, bringing a liquid-cooled single-cylin...

This Kawasaki dual-sport nameplate arrived for the 2021 model year as an all-new lightweight on/off-road machine aimed at riders who wanted a simple, approachable bike for both pavement and dirt. Kawasaki positioned i...

This Kawasaki sport ATV was introduced for the 1987 model year as a four-stroke 250-class performance machine, giving the company a distinct alternative to the two-stroke sport quads that dominated much of the segment...

This nameplate marked Kawasaki’s entry into the utility side-by-side market and is widely regarded as the original vehicle that launched the MULE line. Kawasaki’s own heritage and history pages place its introduction ...

Introduced for the 1994 model year, this compact Kawasaki utility side-by-side belonged to the 2500-series family and represented one of the brand’s early light-duty work vehicles. It was aimed at farm, grounds, and g...

This Kawasaki utility nameplate first appeared for the 1993 model year as a high-end MULE work vehicle, positioned above the smaller and more basic models in the lineup. The original version was built around a rugged ...

Introduced for the 1993 model year, this nameplate expanded Kawasaki’s early MULE utility-vehicle lineup with a turf-oriented version of the 2500 series. It was positioned as a quieter, lighter-footprint work vehicle,...

This Kawasaki utility nameplate was introduced for the 2001 model year as part of the brand’s redesigned MULE 3000 Series. Kawasaki positioned the series as a new generation of work-oriented side-by-sides with more au...

Kawasaki introduced the 3010 nameplate for model year 2001 as part of its 3000 Series MULE lineup, marking a major update in the brand’s utility-vehicle history. The new family adopted truck-like styling, improved erg...

This turf-oriented MULE nameplate entered Kawasaki’s lineup for the 2001 model year as part of the company’s new 3000 Series utility-vehicle family. It was introduced alongside the related 4WD and 2WD variants, and Ka...

Kawasaki introduced this nameplate for the 2009 model year as part of the broader MULE 4000 Series, marking a new chapter in its long-running utility-vehicle line. The 4000 arrived with a more truck-like, work-focused...

This utility side-by-side first appeared for the 2009 model year as part of the brand’s work-focused MULE family. It was introduced to bridge the gap between compact utility machines and larger crew-oriented work vehi...

This compact utility vehicle nameplate appeared in Kawasaki’s MULE lineup for the 2000 model year and continued through 2001. It was part of Kawasaki’s work-oriented side-by-side family, positioned as a smaller, pract...

This compact two-seat utility vehicle was introduced for the 1997 model year as a smaller, more maneuverable addition to Kawasaki’s work-oriented utility lineup. It was aimed at users who wanted the practical usefulne...