Kawasaki He has taken another step in technological innovation, announcing the incorporation of control by voice commands in his motorcycle line 2025. This advance, which improves the driver’s experience by allowing him to manage various functions without separating the hands of the handlebar, is already being implemented in renewed Z900, Ninja 1100sx and Versys 1100. However, everything indicates that this technology will not stop here, and over time, it will be extended to other models within the Japanese brand catalog.
The new voice recognition system of Kawasaki It has been developed internally by the brand, and integrates with the voice command platform Cerencea company specialized in artificial intelligence applied to mobility. Thanks to this technology, users can access a total of 18 commands that will allow them motorcycle.
This is voice control technology for the Z900, Ninja 1100sx and Versys 1100
From the company, a spokesman has highlighted the importance of this advance within its innovation strategy. «Kawasaki is at the forefront in the implementation of electronic assistance technologies for the driver. Our approach not only focuses on the development of advanced engineering solutions, but also on responding to the current and future needs of bikers.
Although Kawasaki He has not shared specific studies on voice control in motorcycles, he has revealed some key details about the operation of the system. Unlike conventional voice attendees in cars, this technology will require an annual subscription for use.
But, eye, the service license will not be linked to the motorcycle, but to the owner registered in the corresponding application. This means that, if the motorcycle is sold within the first year after the activation of the system, the new owner cannot automatically access the voice control functionality of the previous owner. However, in case the original owner acquires another Kawasaki With this technology, you can transfer your license to the new unit.
The development of this system has required more than a year of work, and one of the main challenges has been to achieve optimal precision in voice recognition in different languages and accents to adapt to the various markets in which the brand has a presence. Likewise, since wind noise can affect the quality of recognition, Kawasaki It recommends using this function preferably at speeds below 120 km/h to guarantee its effectiveness.
With this incorporation, the Japanese factory reaffirms its commitment to technological innovation and the improvement of driving experience, opening the door to a future in which motorcycles are increasingly intelligent and intuitive.
