2022 Kawasaki Ninja® H2® SX SE

2022 Kawasaki Ninja H2® SX SE

The new Kawasaki Ninja H2® SX is Kawasaki's most advanced sport tourer ever, representing the ultimate integration of the highest standards of technology, performance, and riding comfort.

New dedicated features like the Advanced Rider Assist System (ARAS) provide real-world benefits including Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) and Blind Spot Detection (BSD). Integrated into the new 6.5" TFT color instrumentation is Kawasaki's SPIN infotainment system. Experience the exhilaration of the unique balanced supercharged engine for both long distance touring and daily riding.

The best technology becomes a natural extension of ourselves and sets us free. Ninja H2® SX – ENGINEERED TO BE FREE.

Features may include:

• POWER FOR THE DISTANCE

The Ninja H2® SX SE hypersport is powered by a supercharged 998cc inline four-cylinder engine, designed to deliver power where it is most useful, in the low- to mid-range, in a fuel efficient manner. With this powerful engine at the core, Kawasaki has created one of the most advanced and well-balanced motorcycles in performance, comfort, and efficiency that prioritizes everyday usability for an array of street-riding conditions.

• INTELLIGENT & HIGH-TECH

Key enhancements bring Kawasaki’s finest electronics management technology to the Ninja H2® SX SE, resulting in precise chassis orientation awareness that assists a rider’s ability to adapt to a wide range of street riding conditions and scenarios.

• UNMATCHED PERFORMANCE

The massive power of the Ninja H2® SX SE motorcycle’s balanced supercharged engine demands a multitude of high-performance components to ensure an effortless yet powerful experience to dominate the open road.

• COMFORT FOR THE JOURNEY

The sporty yet relaxed riding position of the Ninja H2® SX SE accommodates solo and 2-up riding for a wide variety of riding situations. The ergonomically designed front seat provides comfort for long distance rides, and accommodates position changes for sportier riding. Both rider and passenger seats are wider than previous iterations, in addition to revised shapes, thickness and density that add to rider and passenger comfort.