Kawasaki 2025 MULE PRO-DX and Brute Force Return

Another pair of Kawasaki machines confirmed for a 2025 return.

Kawasaki is one of many companies doing away with the old trend of releasing their entire upcoming model year line in a single stroke and are instead updating the industry in increments.

That being said, they have confirmed the return of two very popular machines for the 2025 model year.

Brute Force 750

In the world of off-road adventures, the Brute Force name has long been associated with reliability, functionality, and sporting ATV prowess. For 2025, the Kawasaki Brute Force 750 returns as a powerhouse for Kawasaki in the ATV class.

Underneath its rugged exterior lies the heart of the Brute Force 750 all-terrain vehicle: a high-performance 749cc V-Twin engine and a chassis known for its durability. The 2025 Brute Force ATV embraces a tough and rugged styling that radiates power. Just last year, the Brute Force 750 received several new updates, including a state-of-the-art TFT color instrumentation, complete LED lighting, integrated handlebar-mounted LED light, and the addition of rugged racks, both in the front and rear. Thanks to all the great features found on the 2025 Brute Force 750, this machine stands poised and ready to conquer a range of challenges on the off-road terrain.

MULE PRO-DX EPS

For 2025, Kawasaki returns with the diesel-powered MULE PRO-DX EPS Diesel. The MULE PRO diesel-powered series is perfect for any ranch, job site, farm or fleet. Designed to work hard, the MULE PRO-DX EPS Diesel features a 993cc diesel engine, a one-ton towing capacity, and the largest cargo bed in its class. It also features Kawasaki’s Electronic Power Steering to help with slow speed maneuvering while working.

The MULE PRO-DX EPS is built with a tough chassis that provides a smooth ride through the use of independent suspension, front and rear. The suspension provides a generous 8.7” of travel and excellent ground clearance.