Kawasaki is no stranger to producing all forms of internal combustion engines, powering anything from tiny 50cc dirt bikes for kids to massive 20-cylinder diesel marine engines larger than a bus. The NAV 4e is a distinct departure, solely powered by lithium-ion or lead-acid batteries.
Kawasaki labels the NAV 4e as a “PTV,” or personal transportation vehicle. It retains the look of a Kawasaki UTV but has two rows of rather luxurious-looking seats and no cargo bed. It is meant to be a mobility vehicle that runs errands or acts as a primary form of transport within a neighborhood.
This isn’t the usual recreational trail riding, hunting, or ranch-working vehicle Kawasaki is known for, and it appoints the PTV accordingly.
Kawasaki 2025 NAV 4e: Models

Kawasaki offers three versions of the NAV 4e:
- NAV 4e: The basic model, has lead-acid batteries.
- NAV 4e LE: This limited edition version has lithium-ion batteries instead of lead-acid.
- NAV 4e Limited: This flagship model has lithium-ion batteries, 7-inch full-color TFT instruments, an audio system, a brush-guard front bumper, a flip-down windshield, premium seats and steering wheels, and floor lighting.
All versions of the 2025 Kawasaki NAV 4e have the following common features:
- Premium lifted style
- 14” wheels with 23” off-road-style tires
- Kawasaki front-end styling, similar to UTVs
- Roomy, comfort-first, roomy interior layout compared to UTVs
- Elegant and comfortable seats compared to UTVs
- Fold-flat rear seat
MSRP ranges from $12,999 to $19,999.
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