Just like all other Z models, the 400 relies on the well-known Sugomi styling with dynamic lines and edges. The tubular space frame is reminiscent of the top model of the Z series, the Z H2. The Z400 brings a lot of character for daily trips in the city or for brisk excursions on the country road. The seat height is only 785 mm as standard, which will be particularly pleasing for smaller drivers. With Kawasaki's Ergo-Fit system, the Z400 can also be individually adapted to the rider's size.

For those who like it even sportier, the Ninja 400 is the right choice. After all, it is the basis for the current winning bike in the SSP300 World Championship. Especially in
the livery of the Kawasaki Racing Team, the Ninja 400 also visually resembles the Ninja ZX-10RR of Jonathan Rea from the Superbike World Championship.

In both models, the in-line twin-cylinder engine also performs with Euro 5 tuning
33.4 kW (45 hp) and now has a torque of 37 Nm. In addition, an assist and slip clutch, tubular space frame and brakes with a 286 mm Petal disc at the front and a 193 mm Petal disc at the rear are used. With the new Z400 and the new Ninja 400, A2 driver's license newcomers, but also lovers of lively mid-range models, now have the choice between naked style or ninja style. Both motorcycles are expected to be available from August.