2024 Kawasaki Ninja ZX-10RR Winter Edition unveiled, only 25 units to be made
The motorcycle features a unique, new black livery designed by the World Superbike Kawasaki Racing Team (KRT).
Kawasaki has unveiled the 2024 Ninja ZX-10RR Winter Edition in the international market. The bike, which features a unique, new black livery designed by the World Superbike Kawasaki Racing Team (KRT), is a limited edition offering, and only 25 units will be made globally.

Design
The Japanese automaker's 2024 Ninja ZX-10RR Winter Edition gets a ‘snowflake’ logo on its fairing, and a numbered plate on the tank protector. The plate denotes which out of the 25 units a particular unit is.
Powertrain
The motorcycle is powered by a liquid-cooled, 998 cc inline four-cylinder engine that generates 214 bhp of maximum power. Also, the vehicle has been given the Akrapovic exhaust system for an enhanced performance.
Features
On the features front, there is a full-colour TFT screen, cruise control, traction control, a quickshifter, cornering management functions, Ohlins steering damper
Colours
The colour options available are black and grey colour scheme with neon yellow-body graphics.
Additional information
Kawasaki is offering Winter Edition owners a 2-person VIP access to WSBK (Superbike World Championship) round of their choosing. This includes access to the paddock, KRT hospitality, a guided tour of KRT box, and a meeting with Alex Lowes and Axel Bassani, the team's racers.
To launch in India?
There is no word on whether the motorcycle will be launched in the country or not. Recently, however, the company unveiled the ZX-6R in the Indian market, besides launching the W175 Street there.
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