The Japanese two-wheeler maker, Kawasaki, has confirmed that it will launch the new ZX-10R Superbike in the second half of 2016. The quarter-liter motorcycle is in its final stage of development that will be launched in 2016. All this information comes from Guim Roda who manages the Kawasaki's World Superbike team. The new Kawasaki ZX-10R will be manufactured based on the regulations of the World Superbike Series (WSBK). As per the rumor, the motorcycle will produce a 200PS. Moreover, the next generation ZX-10R will be loaded with modern technology to boost the performance. Here are some other brands that are also planning to unveil their fast performance motorcycles in the next year to grab the attention of the crowd.
The Roda has stated that the concept of the new motorcycle will be the same with some details and changes. The upcoming motorcycle would be more combative than its current version. Furthermore, the motorcycle will be manufactured dynamically with the electronic package to make the ZX-10R performance oriented. The motorcycle will receive a comprehensive list of dynamic features to deliver an excellent riding and handling performance. Moreover, the motorcycle will directly compete with the rivals that include Aprilia RSV4, Yamaha YZF-R1M and Ducati Panigale are also produced 200PS.
The current model, ZX-10R ABS, is powered by an inline-four and liquid-cooled motor, carrying an engine displacement of 998cc. The liquid-cooled motor produces 200PS and mated to a six-speed transmission. The motorcycle is featured with a Kawasaki Intelligent Antilock Braking System and Kawasaki Traction Control System.
The track-oriented version (Ninja H2R) and road-oriented version (Ninja H2) are the only supercharged motorcycles of Kawasaki that are being sold globally. Both the supercharged motorcycles deliver 300PS. Apart from this, the firm has several superbikes in its product list that includes Ninja H2R/H2, Supersport, Supersport Touring, Sport and much more.