Kawasaki Ninja ZX-6R Is Coming Back For 2023 - gallery

While others are killing their supersport offerings, Kawasaki has done the opposite and has revealed the 2023 Ninja ZX-6R

Nothing has changed compared to the 2022 model, though, and the '23 ZX-6R mainly aims to exploit the dying the supersport segment, especially after Yamaha discontinued the R6

The main USP here remains the 636cc, inline-four engine which is expected to make 127hp and 52 lb-ft, same as the 2022 model

Making all this power more usable, meanwhile, is an electronics package comprising power modes, traction control, ABS, and a quickshifter

All these are accessible via a semi-digital instrument cluster

Even though nothing has changed, the prices have gone up by $200, as the bike now retails at $10,699 and $10,999 for the non-ABS and ABS variants respectively

However, the ZX-6R still undercuts two of its arch-rivals. For more details, swipe up and check out our full story.