Kawasaki Ninja 7
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The future of driving: hybrid power!
The Kawasaki Ninja 7 offers the best of both worlds: Electric and combustion.
Whether you want full power or want to cruise quietly through the city - this bike adapts to your riding style and offers you maximum flexibility!
Efficiency meets performance
With the Ninja 7, you no longer have to choose between performance and environmental friendliness. The hybrid drive gives you powerful acceleration and reduced consumption at the same time.
A real green bike for sporty riders!
FAQs | Frequently asked questions
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What is so special about the Kawasaki Ninja 7?
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The Kawasaki Ninja 7 Hybrid combines the power of an internal combustion engine with an electric motor. This technology ensures greater efficiency, better acceleration and a more environmentally friendly riding experience without losing the typical Ninja power.
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How much power does the Kawasaki Ninja 7 Hybrid have?
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The Kawasaki Ninja 7 Hybrid has a combined power output of 51.1 kW (69.4 hp). The electric motor provides additional support, especially during acceleration and at low engine speeds, which guarantees a dynamic riding experience.
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How does the hybrid system of the Ninja 7 work?
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The hybrid system switches seamlessly between petrol and electric drive or combines both for maximum acceleration. The electric motor supports the combustion engine, especially at low engine speeds, which ensures fast and powerful acceleration.
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Is the Kawasaki Ninja 7 Hybrid more environmentally friendly than conventional models?
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Yes, the hybrid system reduces fuel consumption and therefore CO₂ emissions. In city traffic and at low speeds, the Ninja 7 Hybrid can be driven purely electrically, which further reduces the environmental impact.
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Can the Ninja 7 Hybrid drive purely electrically?
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Yes, the Ninja 7 Hybrid can be operated purely electrically for short distances, ideal for city traffic or low speeds. For higher power requirements or longer distances, the combustion engine switches on automatically.
