Kawasaki Models

Kawasaki introduced this nameplate for the 2024 model year as an all-new premium side-by-side aimed at buyers who wanted a more refined work-and-recreation UTV. The launch marked a significant step for Kawasaki’s off-...

This lightweight dual-sport nameplate was introduced by Kawasaki in 1997 as a small-displacement, trail-friendly motorcycle aimed at riders who wanted an approachable off-road-capable machine with street use in mind. ...

Kawasaki has used Super Sports as a performance designation rather than as a single, stand-alone motorcycle nameplate. In Kawasaki’s own materials, the term is applied to its flagship road-legal sport bikes, especiall...

Kawasaki introduced this nameplate for the 2008 model year as the Teryx 750 4x4, entering the recreational side-by-side market with a machine aimed at riders who wanted more trail comfort and sport-focused capability ...

This side-by-side nameplate arrived as the fuel-injected evolution of Kawasaki’s original Teryx recreation utility vehicle line. Kawasaki first entered the RUV market with the Teryx 750 4x4 for the 2008 model year, an...

This four-passenger sport side-by-side was introduced for the 2023 model year as Kawasaki’s larger companion to the earlier two-seat Teryx KRX trail machine. Kawasaki positioned it as a high-performance recreational m...

This four-seat Kawasaki side-by-side was introduced for the 2012 model year as the family-oriented extension of the Teryx recreation utility vehicle line. Kawasaki’s own history records it as a 2011 release for the 20...

This four-seat Kawasaki side-by-side was introduced for the 2012 model year as the company expanded its Teryx family from a two-passenger recreation utility vehicle into a true four-passenger machine. Kawasaki’s own h...

Kawasaki introduced this five-seat nameplate for the 2026 model year as part of an all-new high-performance off-road flagship family. It arrived in August 2025 as the Teryx5 H2 Deluxe, later joined by the Teryx5 H2 De...

Kawasaki introduced this nameplate in Europe in 2006, where it was unveiled as a new model and described by the company as a versatile sport motorcycle for riding on a wide range of roads. In Kawasaki’s model-year rec...

The Versys 1000 nameplate first appeared for the 2012 model year as Kawasaki’s large-displacement entry in its Versys adventure-sport touring family. It was introduced primarily for European markets, positioned as a l...

This nameplate was introduced for the 2025 model year as Kawasaki’s larger-displacement evolution of the Versys adventure-touring family. The launch centered on the Versys 1100 SE LT ABS, which brought a revised 1,099...

This nameplate first appeared as a European-market Kawasaki model for the 2007 model year, following its public debut in 2006. It was introduced as a middleweight machine aimed at riders who wanted road-going versatil...

Introduced for the 2017 model year, this lightweight adventure-touring entry was created to bring approachable dual-sport style and long-distance versatility to a smaller-displacement class. It arrived as a new additi...

This nameplate was introduced for the 1983 model year as Kawasaki’s full-dress touring version of its large inline-six platform. It was developed from the earlier six-cylinder touring machines and positioned as an unu...

This nameplate appeared as Kawasaki’s full-dress touring motorcycle for the 1986 model year, and Kawasaki’s owner-center parts listings show model-year coverage continuing through 2003. The model became one of Kawasak...

Kawasaki’s Vulcan 1500 nameplate emerged in the mid-1990s as the company expanded its American-style cruiser lineup beyond the original Vulcan 750. Kawasaki’s own historical materials describe the Vulcan 1500 series a...

Kawasaki introduced the Vulcan 1600 nameplate for the 2003 model year as part of its large-displacement Vulcan cruiser family. It arrived as a modern successor to the earlier VN1500-era big twins, and Kawasaki used th...

Introduced for the 2009 model year, this large-displacement cruiser family marked Kawasaki’s move into a new generation of big V-twin street motorcycles. It arrived as a fresh platform rather than a mild update, pairi...

This Kawasaki big-bore cruiser was introduced for the 2004 model year as an attention-grabbing entry in the brand’s Vulcan lineup. It arrived at the top of Kawasaki’s cruiser range and was positioned around extreme si...

Kawasaki introduced this middleweight cruiser in 1990 as part of its Vulcan line, using the EN500 model code. It arrived as an accessible, rider-friendly entry in Kawasaki’s custom-styled cruiser range and was closely...

This nameplate appears to refer to Kawasaki’s North American launch version of the Vulcan cruiser line, introduced in 1985. It was the first model to carry the Vulcan badge and marked Kawasaki’s entry into the modern ...

This cruiser nameplate was introduced for the 1985 model year as Kawasaki’s first purpose-built American-style cruiser and its first production motorcycle to use a V-twin engine layout. The model was launched during t...

Introduced for 1995, this middleweight cruiser filled the gap between smaller entry-level twins and the larger touring-oriented V-twin bikes of the era. It was part of the broader Vulcan family that helped establish J...