All-new styling is inspired by the Ninja ZX-10R while embodying the ideal supersport image. New front and side cowls create a design that flows smoothly from head to tail. Compact new headlights and an intricately layered front cowl give the Ninja ZX-6R its new “face,” while blacked out engine covers and silencer add to the supersport image and LED turn signals complete an all-LED lighting package.

The new 4.3” all-digital TFT colour instrumentation gives the cockpit a high-tech, high-grade appearance. In addition to smartphone connectivity, the new meter also offers a number of meter features unavailable on the previous model.

With race-based engine and chassis performance optimized for the street, the Ninja ZX-6R offers riding exhilaration in a wide range of riding situations. While its roots give it a high potential for track-riding fun, its street-riding focus makes it the 600ccclass supersport of choice for a day of riding in the canyons or over mountain passes.

Four integrated riding modes (Sport, Road, Rain or Rider (manual)) make it simple to select a level of traction control and power mode to suit the current riding conditions.

The advantage offered by the Ninja ZX-6R’s 37 cm3 greater displacement is significant for real world riding exhilaration. Greater performance across the rpm range is welcome when sport riding, both on back roads and on the racetrack. But stronger low and mid-range torque compared to “ordinary” mid-size supersport models also offers increased usability in everyday street riding situations, like riding in stop-and-go city traffic or accelerating to pass another vehicle on the highway. Updates for 2024 include emissions-related adjustments.

Highly rigid, radial-mount monobloc calipers deliver a firm feel at the lever for superb control. Large Ø 310 mm disc brakes and a radial pump front brake master cylinder complete the front brake package, ensuring powerful braking with excellent feel. A Ø 220 mm disc brake and lightweight caliper slows the rear wheel. New round discs similar in style to those of the Ninja ZX-10R contribute to the strong Ninja ZX family image.

Traction control, supersport-grade brake management, selectable power modes and quick shifter are now complemented by full colour TFT instrumentation with a number of new features including smartphone connectivity and integrated riding modes.

Short windscreen contributes to the Ninja ZX-6R’s supersport image. Like the Ninja ZX-10R, the front cowl supports the sides of windshield. Holes in the windshield relieve pressure build-up behind the screen to help reduce buffeting when riding at elevated speeds.

Compact new hybrid projector/reflector headlights are a key element of the Ninja ZX-6R’s new face. Mono-focus LED technology is supplemented by deep-set reflectors that make the unlit parts of the headlight appear dark, creating a fierce expression. The front cowl’s intricately layered design is complemented by winglet-style inlets and angled chin spoilers to form a highly distinctive image.

Like the design of the tail cowl, the front and side cowls use interwoven layers to create a 3D effect, with the multiple layers adding to the high-class design. The bodywork’s smooth, flowing design draws the eye from head to tail and hints at the Ninja ZX-6R’s street-focused supersport performance.

On top of the fuel tank is a 40th anniversary emblem, designed in a style similar to a championship sticker and reminiscent of the 1980s racing scene.

To accurately reproduce the original colour scheme of the time, the blue used was newly recreated for these models.

The Ninja ZX-10R/ZX-6R front fork outer tubes are painted gold, inspired by the ZXR400/250 front forks. The new gold is a more current, vivid colour than used originally.

The Ninja 40th Anniversary models feature fuel tanks with a special three-colour design.

Lime Green painted wheels add to the classic look.

The “Kawasaki” logo on the side fairing is positioned with the ideal size and balance for each model.

When applying the three-colour scheme to these modern Ninja models, the colour layout and balance was carefully optimised for each model.

The displacement numbers featured on the tail cowl were newly produced based on the font used in the 80’s and 90’s.

The Ninja ZX-10R/ZX-6R/ZX-4RR frame and swingarm are painted silver, reminiscent of the aluminium parts used in the 80s and 90s