2027 Kawasaki NAV 2+2: Meet Kawasaki's New Four-Passenger Ride

More Room for the Good Times

The big news is right in the name. The 2027 Kawasaki NAV 2+2 features two forward-facing seats and two rear-facing seats, giving you room for up to four occupants in a compact personal transportation vehicle.

The rear seating area adds another layer of versatility, too. When you need room for supplies instead of passengers, the rear seat folds flat to create a usable cargo surface. It is a clever setup for owners who want passenger capability without giving up everyday practicality.

Gas-Powered and Ready to Roam

Unlike an all-electric transportation vehicle, the NAV 2+2 uses a gasoline engine for its power. Its 401 cc, four-stroke, air-cooled engine features electronic fuel injection and works with a continuously variable transmission (CVT) for smooth, straightforward operation.

A 6-gallon fuel tank is designed to support longer outings between fill-ups, while the engine's midship placement helps make efficient use of the available passenger space.

Comfort and Convenience Come Standard

The NAV 2+2 brings a more automotive-inspired feel to personal transportation. Its cabin combines comfortable leatherette seating with a full-colour TFT instrument display, a roof, a rearview mirror and a practical collection of everyday convenience features.

LED lighting gives the front end a distinctive modern look, while the sporty, lifted appearance and off-road-style tires help the NAV stand out from more traditional transportation carts.

Passenger Space When You Want It. Cargo Space When You Need It.

Flexibility is one of the NAV 2+2's biggest advantages. The rear seating area can be converted into a flat cargo surface when passengers aren't along for the ride.

Kawasaki also incorporates dedicated storage areas at the front and rear, along with smaller cabin storage compartments. That gives owners practical places for the items they need to bring along, rather than forcing everything into the passenger area.

From carrying everyday essentials to making room for supplies around your property, this adaptable layout gives the NAV 2+2 more than one job to do.

A Compact Chassis with Kawasaki DNA

The NAV 2+2 features a rugged steel ladder-style frame and a compact wheelbase designed to help it navigate tighter spaces. Its suspension combines independent MacPherson struts at the front with a swing-axle rear arrangement using a shock and leaf springs.

Fourteen-inch wheels paired with 23-inch off-road-style tires contribute to its distinctive lifted appearance. The overall design draws inspiration from Kawasaki's side-by-side engineering while serving a different purpose: convenient personal transportation.

Is the Kawasaki NAV 2+2 Right for You?

If you want a compact vehicle that can carry a small group, handle everyday transportation duties and adapt to changing cargo needs, the NAV 2+2 deserves a closer look.

Its four-seat configuration, gasoline power, flexible rear seating and comfort-focused equipment make it an interesting option for permitted private communities, campgrounds, resorts and larger properties. The best fit depends on where and how you plan to use it, so make sure the vehicle is permitted for your intended location.

Important: Personal transportation vehicles are not automatically legal on public roads. Check applicable local rules, property restrictions and the vehicle's Canadian documentation before use.