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| Type | Subsidiary of Kawasaki Heavy Industries |
|---|---|
| Industry | Motorcycles |
| Founded | 1974 |
| Headquarters | Km. 23 East Service Road, Bo.Cupang, Alabang, Muntinlupa, Philippines |
Key people | Isao Sudo, President |
| Products | Commuter bikes and leisure bikes, Bajaj motorcycles and apparel |
| Parent | Kawasaki Heavy Industries (Kawasaki Motors) |
| Website | kawasaki |
Kawasaki Motors Philippines Corporation (KMPC or Kawasaki Philippines) is a subsidiary of Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Ltd. under the motorcycle unit. It manufactures motorcycle/motorcycle parts, and bicycle/bicycle parts.
Kawasaki Philippines is also the official distributor and assembler of Bajaj in the Philippines.
Background
Kawasaki Motors Philippines Corporation, located in Muntinlupa, Metro Manila, is in charge of production and distribution of Kawasaki Motors in the Philippines.
Products
Current lineup
- Barako (2004–present) - 4-stroke 177cc - Business model, available with Kick starter only model / Electric + Kick starter model
- Tough and Powerful (2007)
- Barako II (2013–present)
- Barako III FI (2022–present)
- Fury (New Breed, 2015–present) - 4-stroke 125cc - With electric start underbone model
- Fury RR (New Breed, 2015–present) - 4-stroke 125cc - Mag wheel version plus rear disc brake, and manual hand clutch
- Curve - 4-stroke 112cc - With electric starter scooter model
- KLX 150
- KLX 150L
- KLX 150BF
- Ninja 400
- Z400
- Ninja ZX-25R
- Versys 650 (LE 650E)
- Z650
- Ninja 650
- Ninja ZX-6R
They also assemble (knock-down kits) the following Bajaj models:
- CT100 (2006–present) - new engine 4 stroke business model
- CT100B (2017–present) - new engine
- CT125 (2018–present) - 4-stroke 125-cc business model
- CT150 (2019–present) - New engine
- Rouser NS200 (2015–present) - 4-stroke 200cc - Standard model
- Rouser RS200 (2017–present) - 4-stroke 199.5cc - Standard model
- Rouser NS160 (2018–present) - 4-stroke 160.3cc - Standard model
- Rouser NS125 (2019–present) - 4-stroke 125cc
- Dominar 400UG (2021–present) - 4-stroke 400cc
Discontinued products
- AR-80K Liquid Cooled (1996–1998)
- AR-80F Air Cooled
- Aura Classic
- Aura Nexus
- Fury and Fury R, 1st-2nd Gen (2009–2014) - 4-stroke 125cc
- B1-125 (1965–1972)
- HD-1 (197x-198x) - 2-stroke 100cc
- HD-IX (197x-199x) - 2-stroke 100cc
- HD-X (1982–2002) - 2-stroke 100cc
- HD-II (1978–1998)
- HD-III (1982–2007) - 2-stroke 125cc
- Betamax (1982-1992)
- San Ildefonso (1992-1993)
- Kulog (1994-1995)
- Kidlat/CDI 125 (1995-1997)
- Zenki (1998-1999)
- Olympic (2000-2001)
- Brutus 140cc (2000-2005)
- Palakol (2002-2003)
- Tari (2004-2007)
- KE 100
- KMX 125 (199x-200x)
- KRR-150SSR (2003–2005)
- Leo Star 120SR/SSR - 2 stroke 120cc (2003-2006)
- Bajaj/Kawasaki Wind 125 (2005–2009) - 4-stroke 125cc
- Bajaj BYK (2005–2006) - 4-stroke 100cc
- Bajaj Caliber 115
- BC 125 (2008)
- Bajaj Discover 135 DTS-i (2009-2019)
- Bajaj Rouser 200 DTS-i (2009-2010)
- Bajaj Rouser 220 DTS-i (2010-2013)
- Discover 100 DTS-i (2013–present)
- CT150 (Boxer) (2013–2020) - 4-stroke 150cc - Business model
- Rouser 135LS (2011–2014) - 4 stroke 135cc - Standard model
- Rouser 180 DTS-i (2013–2018) - 4-stroke 180cc - Standard model
- CT100P - Limited version of CT100
- Avenger 220 (2014–2016) - 4-stroke 220cc - Cruiser
See also
External links
| Local automobile manufacturers | |
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| Subsidiaries of foreign automobile manufacturers with active assembly lines | |
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