Kawasaki Motors Europe N.V., Zweigniederlassung Österreich

About Kawasaki Austria

Kawasaki Motors Europe N.V., Zweigniederlassung Österreich is the official representative of the Kawasaki motorcycle division in Austria, based in Brunn am Gebirge (Business Park Wien Süd). The company's business purpose is the trade in motorcycles and spare parts. The portfolio includes road motorcycles (hypersport, supersport, supernaked, sport tourer, adventure, retro, cruiser), electric and hybrid models, motocross/enduro machines, scooters, JET SKI personal watercraft, ATV/quads as well as Mule utility vehicles. The branch manages the Austrian authorized dealer network, distributes genuine parts and accessories via an electronic parts catalogue, and offers warranty programmes (Kawasaki Warranty, GarantiePlus, GarantiePlus Select) as well as the K-CEP customer training programme. In addition, Certificates of Conformity (COC) are issued for officially imported vehicles and recall information is provided via the Kawasaki Technical Information Service Center. The parent company Kawasaki Heavy Industries traces back to a shipyard founded in 1878; the motorcycle division emerged in 1963 as Kawasaki Motorcycle Co., Ltd.

Site

Brunn am Gebirge

Processes

Sales of motorcycles, off-road, scooters, JET SKI, ATV/quads, Mule, Genuine parts and accessories (electronic parts catalogue), Dealer network/dealer locator, Recall check via Kawasaki Technical Information Service Center (ktisc.eu), Certificates of Conformity (COC) for officially imported vehicles

Industries

Motorcycle trade, Vehicle and spare parts trade, Powersports (jet ski, ATV, Mule)

1. 01

   Sales of motorcycles and powersports vehicles

2. 02

   Dealer network management

3. 03

   Genuine parts and accessories

4. 04

   Warranty and service programmes

Locations

Vehicles and Products

Inside the production

History

1. 1878

   Shozo Kawasaki opens a shipyard for the construction of steel ocean-going ships (origin of Kawasaki Heavy Industries)

2. 1906

   Expansion to include production of locomotives, freight and passenger cars

3. 1918

   Establishment of an aviation department

4. 1952

   First motorcycle engine KE-1 (air-cooled single-cylinder four-stroke)

5. 1963

   Emergence of Kawasaki Motorcycle Co., Ltd. from Kawasaki and Meguro

6. 1972

   Presentation of the Kawasaki 900 Z1

7. 1983

   GPZ 900R

8. 1990

   ZZ-R 1100

9. 2000

   Ninja ZX-12R