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Kawasaki Motor Indonesia unveiled three new models at Jakarta Fair 2026: its first-ever scooter, the "Brusky 125"; the off-road "KLX150 XPL"; and the recreation-focused "TERYX4 H2." The lineup now spans everything from everyday commuting to serious off-road.
Kawasaki dropping three models at once, and the sheer variety from a scooter to the KLX150 XPL to the TERYX4 H2 is irresistible. The Brusky 125 being a collaboration with Modenas is technically tantalizing. Kawasaki, once entirely sport-focused, widening its range for Southeast Asia, I want to track the details of this strategy closely.
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Is the KLX150XPL positioned as an off-road entry bike? First time hearing that model designation.
If Kawasaki seriously enters the scooter market, it could start affecting Honda's share too.
Widening the range from everyday commuting to off-road shows real awareness of Indonesia's diverse market needs.
The TERYX4 H2 with 4-seat leisure capacity sounds appealing for families or groups riding together.
The TERYX4 line hits leisure demand square on, so it should be popular locally too.
Even calling it a 'first scooter,' whether it's an OEM build or genuinely in-house should change how it's judged.
Kawasaki's first scooter — worth watching closely how this fits into their broader brand strategy going forward.
Kawasaki's first scooter being the Brusky125 — even under a separate brand name, this first entry is a big step.
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