The Kawasaki Eliminator 400 has officially made its debut in 2025, combining classic cruiser styling with modern performance and efficiency. Known for its comfortable riding posture and head-turning design, the Eliminator 400 now comes with a powerful engine that also delivers an impressive 45KM/L mileage.
This makes it one of the most practical cruisers in its segment, appealing to both city riders and long-distance touring enthusiasts.
Design & Build: Timeless Cruiser Aesthetics
The new Eliminator 400 carries forward the low-slung cruiser stance, wide handlebars, and stretched-out profile that cruiser fans love. Its LED headlamp, sleek body panels, and premium finishes give it a modern edge while retaining its retro DNA.
The ergonomically designed seat ensures comfort for both rider and pillion, making it suitable for relaxed long rides without compromising on style.
Engine & Performance: Smooth and Reliable
At its heart, the Kawasaki Eliminator 400 is powered by a parallel-twin 400cc liquid-cooled engine, tuned for smooth throttle response and highway cruising. The engine delivers refined power and torque, ensuring effortless performance on both city roads and highways.
With a mileage of 45KM/L, it sets itself apart from other cruisers by offering both power and efficiency in one package.
Features & Technology: Modern Touches for Riders
Kawasaki has equipped the Eliminator 400 with modern features like a digital instrument cluster, Bluetooth connectivity, and navigation assist. Riders can track performance stats, calls, and notifications directly on the display.
Other features include assist & slipper clutch, ABS, and advanced suspension setup, giving riders complete control and confidence.
Safety: Built for Secure Cruising
The Eliminator 400 ensures safety with front and rear disc brakes, dual-channel ABS, and wide tubeless tires that provide excellent road grip. Its sturdy frame and stable handling make it ideal for long journeys as well as everyday commutes.
With these safety updates, riders can enjoy the bike’s power while staying confident on the road.
Price & Variants: Cruiser for Every Rider
The Kawasaki Eliminator 400 2025 is expected to launch at a competitive price point in the mid-segment cruiser category. Multiple color options and trims are likely to be available, catering to different rider preferences.
Its pricing will put it in competition with bikes like the Honda Rebel 500 and Royal Enfield Meteor 350, giving riders more options in the cruiser market.
