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Versys-X 300 Colours
₹ 3,49,000ex-showroom · last updated 2026
- Engine
- 296cc
- Power
- 38.8bhp
- Weight
- 175kg
05 / Colours
Kawasaki Versys-X 300 Colour Options
The 2025 Kawasaki Versys-X 300 is available in two colour schemes in India, both priced identically at Rs 3,49,000 ex-showroom. Here's a breakdown of each option to help you decide:
1. Metallic Ocean Blue / Pearl Robotic White This is the understated, sophisticated option. The deep metallic blue covers the main bodywork - tank shrouds, front beak, and side panels - while the frame and secondary panels are finished in pearl white. It's a clean combination that doesn't scream for attention and holds up well against dust and minor scuffs. If you're touring through cities and don't want your bike to stand out too much at parking lots, this is the pick. The Ocean Blue shade has good depth in direct sunlight and looks especially sharp when the bike is washed.
2. Candy Lime Green / Metallic Flat Spark Black This is the Kawasaki you recognise immediately - the signature Lime Green is the brand's most iconic colour and looks striking in person. Paired with a flat black frame, it gives the Versys-X 300 a more aggressive, sporty character. The flat black frame also hides light scratches better than a gloss finish. If you want the full Kawasaki identity and don't mind turning heads, this is the obvious choice. The Lime Green can look polarising in photos but is genuinely impressive in person.
Which colour holds value better? The Lime Green is more popular among resale buyers and tends to attract more interest in the second-hand market. If resale is a factor, lean towards the green. If you're keeping the bike long-term, pick whichever colour you'll still enjoy looking at in five years.
1 colour available
Kawasaki Versys-X 300 finished in Candy Lime Green
Both colours use Kawasaki's standard paint quality - good for the segment, with deep finishes that resist fading under regular use. The Versys-X 300 does not have a full fairing, so exposed painted surfaces take more stone chips on highways. A clear PPF (paint protection film) on the tank and front beak is a worthwhile investment, especially for the Lime Green. Both colours are typically in stock at dealerships; you shouldn't need to wait for a colour allocation.