14 November 2024 2025 Brute Force 450 achieves T-Cat status

Matching physical size to outstanding performance and features, the new Brute Force 450 will be available in the European market for the 2025 sales season with road-going certification.*

The first Kawasaki ATV to be sold with European WTVA approval to be registered for road as well as off-road use, the 443 cm³ CVT transmission equipped machine falls within the T3b category with a maximum legal road speed of 60 km/h. Using the same electronic process, which is used by Kawasaki motorcycle dealers, registration after purchase in applicable countries* is destined to be a quick and simple process.
 
While the usage conditions and other local legal requirements vary from country to country within Europe, the overall T3b status fulfils a long-time demand from Kawasaki ATV customers making the 24.4 kW / 33.4PS single cylinder, four stroke Brute Force 450 a tempting prospect for a variety of farming, and commercial users plus a growing number of public consumers.
 
Making its European public debut at the annual Motorcycle Live show in Birmingham during November, the UK is seen as one of many markets of high demand within Europe while Kawasaki predicts growth in other countries where ATV usage is gradually increasing.
 
Offering electrically selectable 2WD/4WD, the Brute Force 450 allows easy transition between drive systems to suit changing terrain and applications with 2WD offering light steering then 4WD offering enhanced traction and, finally, 4WD plus differential lock for maximum traction.
 
With sturdy front and rear carriers that can handle 34 kg (75 lbs.) up front while the rear can support 68 kg (150 lbs.) the state-of-the-art chassis features a solid, sturdy frame, which is supported by an optimized suspension and strong brakes, adding to a tough, capable character for the new T-3b compliant machine.
 
Brute Force 450 – Built for What Drives You

Colours for 2025: Grayish Blue    
 
*Please check with your local Kawasaki importer/distributor regarding local ATV legislation and any limitations on who can buy/use/register this category of vehicle and which colours are available in respective markets.