4 Kawasaki Motorcycles Up to R$ 35,000 That Combine Power, Style, Economy, and Are Available in Brazil; Options Include Ninja 300 and Versys-X 300

Written by Andriely Medeiros de Araújo

Published on 04/08/2025 at 18:18

Updated on 06/08/2025 at 21:06

Conheça as motos Kawasaki disponíveis no Brasil com preços até R$ 35 mil. Opções como Ninja 300, Versys-X 300, KLX110R e Z500 oferecem desempenho, tecnologia e estilo.

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Discover the Kawasaki Motorcycles Available in Brazil with Prices Up to R$ 35 Thousand. Options Like Ninja 300, Versys-X 300, KLX110R, and Z500 Offer Performance, Technology, and Style.

Those looking for motorcycles with high performance, modern design, and cutting-edge technology for up to R$ 35 thousand will find good options in Kawasaki’s catalog in Brazil. The Japanese brand currently offers four models that cater to different profiles of riders — from beginners to experienced — with prices ranging from R$ 17 thousand to just over R$ 35 thousand.

Available at dealerships in Brazil are versions such as the Ninja 300, Versys-X 300, KLX110R, and Z500.

All have striking characteristics, such as powerful engines, ABS brakes, fuel economy indicators, and in some cases, even smartphone connectivity.

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Kawasaki KLX110R: Compact, Light, and Perfect for Beginners

The KLX110R, with a suggested price of R$ 17,000.00, is the most affordable among the Kawasaki motorcycles sold in Brazil today.

Designed for beginners and recreational use, it features a 112 cc single-cylinder engine and a semi-automatic four-speed transmission, making it easier for those who are just starting out.

Light (only 76 kg), with a seat height of 680 mm and excellent ground clearance (215 mm), the KLX110R is ideal for those who want to get familiar with the two-wheel world safely and enjoyably.

The 3.6-liter tank and drum brakes are consistent with its lightweight off-road proposal.

Ninja 300: Affordable Sportiness for Less Than R$ 30 Thousand

The Kawasaki Ninja 300 is one of the most well-known motorcycles from the brand among sports bike enthusiasts.

With a suggested price of R$ 29,490.00, it delivers a power of 39 hp at 11,000 rpm, torque of 2.7 kgfm, and a 296 cc liquid-cooled twin-cylinder engine.

Its design is inspired by competition models, featuring aerodynamic fairing and a sporty seat.

Additionally, the model comes with an assist and slipper clutch, dual throttle valves, ABS system, and a 17-liter tank. It is an ideal motorcycle for those wanting performance without exceeding the budget.

Kawasaki Versys-X 300: Comfort and Adventure for R$ 34,490

For those who want a versatile motorcycle that can handle both asphalt and rough terrains, the Kawasaki Versys-X 300 is the ideal choice.

Costing R$ 34,490.00, it shares the engine with the Ninja 300 — a 296 cc, twin-cylinder, 39 hp — but offers a more adventurous proposal.

The long-travel suspension, off-road profile tires, and seat height (815 mm) facilitate usage on light trails or on the road.

With a 17-liter tank, ABS, assist and slipper clutch, and fuel economy indicators, it combines practicality with robustness.

Z500: The Most Powerful Among Motorcycles Up to R$ 35 Thousand

Closing the list is the Kawasaki Z500, a model that slightly exceeds the proposed price ceiling, with a suggested price of R$ 35,470.00, but it is worth the investment for those seeking more power and technology.

The engine is a 451 cc, twin-cylinder, producing 51 hp at 10,000 rpm and torque of 4.3 kgfm, in addition to liquid cooling.

It stands out for having smartphone connectivity, a high-contrast LCD panel, and a complete safety package, with ABS, assist clutch, disc brakes, and a reinforced structure made of high-strength steel.

Urban ergonomics and naked design enhance its suitability for daily use with excitement.

Kawasaki Motorcycles: Premium Brand Performance with Competitive Prices

Kawasaki maintains a solid reputation among Brazilian motorcyclists, offering reliable and technologically advanced models.

With prices between R$ 17 thousand and R$ 35 thousand, the brand provides options with different proposals — from the lightness of the KLX110R to the aggressiveness of the Z500.

These motorcycles represent an interesting opportunity for those seeking quality, performance, and safety at competitive prices within the national market.

Regardless of riding style, there is a Kawasaki that fits the budget and delivers excitement on two wheels.

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06/08/2025 09:38

Obrigado Kawasaki, são motos maravilhosas, quero adquirir a Versus 300.

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4 Kawasaki Motorcycles Up to R$ 35,000 That Combine Power, Style, Economy, and Are Available in Brazil; Options Include Ninja 300 and Versys-X 300

Discover the Kawasaki Motorcycles Available in Brazil with Prices Up to R$ 35 Thousand. Options Like Ninja 300, Versys-X 300, KLX110R, and Z500 Offer Performance, Technology, and Style.

Kawasaki KLX110R: Compact, Light, and Perfect for Beginners

Ninja 300: Affordable Sportiness for Less Than R$ 30 Thousand

Kawasaki Versys-X 300: Comfort and Adventure for R$ 34,490

Z500: The Most Powerful Among Motorcycles Up to R$ 35 Thousand

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