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₹ 20,79,000ex-showroom · last updated 2026
- Engine
- 998cc
- Power
- 193bhp
- Weight
- 207kg
05 / Colours
Kawasaki Ninja ZX-10R Colour Options 2026: Which One to Pick?
The 2026 Kawasaki Ninja ZX-10R is offered in two colour options in India, and both are genuinely good-looking - a rare achievement for a bike in any segment.
Lime Green / Ebony / Pearl Blizzard White This is the one. The Kawasaki racing green is as close to a sacred colour in motorcycling as you'll find outside of Ducati red. The lime green fairing panels are offset by an ebony (near-black) frame and pearl blizzard white accents, referencing the ZX-10R's WorldSBK championship livery. If you've dreamed of owning a race-replica superbike since watching Jonathan Rea carve through Donington, this is the colour that makes it feel real. It also photographs brilliantly and is immediately recognisable. The only downside: scratches on the green panels are harder to touch up invisibly.
Metallic Graphite Gray / Metallic Diablo Black This combination is understated in a way that somehow makes the bike look more serious, not less. The metallic graphite gives the fairings a premium depth that flat black cannot, and the diablo black frame ties the whole package together. This is the choice for riders who want the machine to be the statement rather than the colour. It also tends to hold resale value slightly better because it reads as more universal - a buyer who isn't a Kawasaki fanatic can still appreciate it.
Both options are priced identically. Both are available on the single STD variant.
2 colours available
Kawasaki Ninja ZX-10R in Lime Green Ebony colour scheme
Kawasaki Ninja ZX-10R finished in Metallic Graphite Gray colour scheme
Practically speaking, both colours require similar maintenance - the Lime Green shows brake dust and road film more readily on close inspection, while the Metallic Graphite Gray shows water spots. For long-term ownership satisfaction, go with the colour that excites you when you look at it in the garage at 7am on a cold morning. If you're neutral between the two, the Lime Green has higher street presence and stronger resale appeal among the superbike community in India.