KAWASAKI Japan has announced the details of its exhibit at the Japan Mobility Show 2023, which will open to the general public on Saturday, October 28. A large number of new models, including 5 new models making its world premiere, a hybrid engine model making its Japanese debut, a 4-wheel off-road trailblazer for overseas markets, and a hydrogen engine will be on display. In addition to new models, historic models such as the MEGURO 250SG, GPZ900R, and ZXR400R, as well as various race machines will also be on display. For more information, please visit the Official Special Page.
Japan Mobility Show 2023 Kawasaki Special Site
http://www.kawasaki-cp.khi.co.jp/mobilityshow2023/
The Japan Mobility Show 2023 will be held at Tokyo Big Sight for one week from Saturday, October 28 to Sunday, November 5.
Announced all new models to be introduced in Japan
What is particularly noteworthy at this year's exhibition are the 5 world premieres and the "Ninja 7 Hybrid," which has just been announced overseas. While detailed information on all of these models has not yet been announced, all are scheduled to be released in Japan. The "Ninja 40th Anniversary Edition model" will be announced in November, and it will not be long before any of these models are actually available for purchase.
"Ninja 40th Anniversary Edition" ZX-10R / ZX-4RR (world premiere)
To commemorate the 40th anniversary of the Ninja series, the Ninja ZX-10R and ZX-4RR are special editions of the Ninja ZX series, featuring the livery and graphics of the ZXR series from the 1980s and 1990s.
Ninja ZX-10R 40th Anniversary Edition
Ninja ZX-4RR 40th Anniversary Edition
W230 (World premiere)
The W230, a retro-sport model in the standard motorcycle class equipped with an air-cooled single-cylinder engine, makes its new appearance. The W230 faithfully follows the standard style with round headlight, teardrop fuel tank, dual gauges, spoked wheels, and steel fenders, making it the first W series model to appear in the middle class since the W400, which was produced until 2008.
W230
MEGURO S1 (world premiere)
This new model based on the W230, released to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the founding of the Meglo brand in 1924, features the same high-quality plating, blacked-out parts, and Meglo emblem as the 800cc "MWGURO K3". This model carries on the bloodline of the "MEGURO SINGLE" from the prewar period.
MEGURO S1
KLX230 (world premiere)
The KLX off-road series is now available in a new, restyled version. The frame and suspension have been optimized to improve foot grounding and ride comfort. The design has evolved to a sporty look, aiming for a silhouette that follows the race model KX series. It is the only off-road model for public roads in Kawasaki's current lineup.
KLX230
Ninja 7 Hybrid (Japan premiere)
Announced overseas in October, the new Ninja features a hybrid drive system that combines a 451cc parallel twin-cylinder engine with a motor. eBoost, a motor-assisted function, delivers a maximum output of 51.1kW (69.4PS). The new Ninja is a strong hybrid model that can also be switched to EV mode using only the motor.
Ninja 7 Hybrid
High expectations for new mobility models on display for reference
Reference exhibit models also include the Ninja e-1, on display for the first time in Japan, and the TERYX KRX4 1000, a four-passenger desert trailing vehicle. This exhibit will allow visitors to imagine next-generation models and their activities overseas.
Ninja e-1 (Japan premiere)
Kawasaki's first EV sports model that can be driven on public roads. The compact electric motor and lightweight frame provide excellent acceleration and nimble handling, and the removable battery can be recharged at a household outlet. The removable battery can be recharged at a household outlet, and the Ninja 400-based chassis offers a sporty riding experience.
Ninja e-1
TERYX KRX4 1000
The Desert Trail is a 4-seater that combines excellent driving performance and high comfort for families and friends. 999 cm3 parallel twin-cylinder engine with CVT and automatic centrifugal clutch. It offers high driving performance and excellent ride comfort, and can be enjoyed by multiple passengers for an exciting sport driving experience.
TERYX KRX4 1000
Historic and current models are also available.
Not only the latest models, but also historical Kawasaki vehicles will be on display, including the "Kawasaki 250 MEGURO SG," the predecessor to the MEGURO S1, the first Ninja "GPZ900R," and the famous "ZXR400R" from the 1990s. Also on display are the "Ninja 1000SX," "Z900RS Yellow Ball Edition," and "ELIMINATOR SE," as well as the "Bimota TESI H2 CARBON" and "Bimota KB4" from Bimota. The exhibition was an opportunity to immerse oneself in the world of Kawasaki.
Historic model
Kawasaki 250 MEGURO SG (1964)
GPZ900R (1984)
ZXR400R(1990)
Current model
Z900RS Yellow Ball Edition
ELIMINATOR SE
Also exhibited at "Tokyo Future Tour" and "Motorsports Area"
Kawasaki will also have a booth at the "Tokyo Future Tour," a joint corporate exhibition that presents a "bright, fun and exciting future made possible by mobility," and at the "Motor Sports Area," where a variety of exhibitions will be held for motor sports fans. Visitors will be able to see next-generation mobility technology and world-class racing machines up close.
Hydrogen engines for motorcycles
ZX-10R to participate in the 2019 "Suzuka 8 Hours" endurance race
The Japan Mobility Show will be held until Sunday, November 5!
In addition to Kawasaki, the Japan Mobility Show 2023 will feature as many as 475 mobility manufacturers, including Honda, Yamaha, and Suzuki. The show will be open to the public for one week from Saturday, October 28 to Sunday, November 5, 2023. In addition to the booths, there will be talk shows by celebrities, stage performances by artists, and many other attractions. For more details, check the official website!
Japan Mobility Show 2023 to be held from October 26 (Thu.) to November 5 (Sun.), 2023, where not only motorcycles but also many companies related to vehicles will exhibit their products.
Outline of the event
Public Open Day: Saturday, October 28 - Sunday, November 5, 2023
Venue: Tokyo Big Sight 【3-11-1 Ariake, Koto-ku, Tokyo】
Admission: ¥3,000 for general day ticket, free for high school students and younger (advance tickets and after-4 discounts available)
Official Site
Japan Mobilitiy show 2023
https://www.japan-mobility-show.com/
Original Source [ Kawasaki Motors Japan, Ltd. ]
