Kawasaki only wants to sell * electric motorcycles from 2035. He is working on electrics, hybrid and hydrogen cars.

Kawasaki does not offer any electric motorcycle today, but still wants to offer only electrical equipment in developed countries in 2035. At the same time, the company unveiled development platforms with battery-electric and hybrid drives, as well as the H2 internal combustion engine, which will run on hydrogen in the future.

^{*) because “in developed countries”}

Kawasaki: 10 electrics and hybrids by 2025

The Japanese manufacturer announced the creation of a UK subsidiary and said that it will sell ten electric or hybrid motorcycles by 2025. (a source). The company also plans to develop five new ATVs that run on alternative fuels (as well as on advanced / alternative fuels). No later than 2035, only electric motorcycles will be sold in developed countries.

Kawasaki Prototype Electrician (c) Kawasaki

Kawasaki hybrid motorcycle (c) Kawasaki

Kawasaki now has a prototype electric motorcycle (photos # 1 and 2) and a diesel-electric hybrid (photo # 3 above). The electrics are not particularly impressive so far, with previous reports showing that the maximum engine power is 20 kW (27 hp), the battery capacity is not given. For fans of the sound of internal combustion engines, of particular interest may be the supercharged, twin-injected H2 engine, which today runs on gasoline but is ultimately designed to burn hydrogen. His photo is available on the Cycle World portal.

This is what a Kawasaki hydrogen motorcycle should look like. (C) The Kawasaki internal combustion engine should look like

In addition to working on new powertrains, Kawasaki wants to develop other technologies, including artificial intelligence, radar, and a mobile app that lets you connect to your car using Bluetooth technology.

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