Kawasaki Motors President and CEO Hiroshi Ito announced that the Japanese brand will introduce three electric motorcycles.
Kawasaki Motors President and CEO Hiroshi Ito has announced that the Japanese brand will introduce not one, but three new electric models in 2022. Addressing a crowd gathered at the EICMA 2021 show in Milan, Italy, Hiroshi Ito laid out a broad outline for Kawasaki’s immediate. Future plans including alternative fuels, as well as new products. What is clear from the comments at EICMA 2021, cited by multiple sources, is that Kawasaki intends to fully adopt a carbon-neutral society. And what is important is that Kawasaki is almost ready with several new electric models.
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Hiroshi Ito, President and CEO of Kawasaki Motors, said, “I now want to share a new commitment with you. Next year, in 2022, we will be showing at least three electric vehicles globally. That’s a promise.”
The news appears to be part of Kawasaki’s plans to introduce 10 electric and hybrid motorcycles by 2025. But what’s also interesting is that Kawasaki has plans to evaluate other forms of clean transportation. In his address, the President and CEO of Kawasaki Motors also mentioned the Japanese brand’s commitment to exploring other power sources including hydrogen, hybrid and efuels.
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Kawasaki introduced a hybrid motorcycle prototype that also features an automatic gearshift system for smooth transition between power modes.
“Apart from electric vehicles, Kawasaki is looking at all options as we work towards achieving a carbon neutral society. One example is the hydrogen engine. In Japan, all industries supported by the government are looking to make hydrogen a viable domestic option. Currently moving forward. The Kawasaki Group is playing an important role in this project, which is a leader in hydrogen production, transportation, storage and utilization.
“And more recently, on November 13th, Kawasaki Motors decided to take the first steps in developing a hydrogen-powered motorcycle engine with Yamaha. Of course, we will look at the possibilities of other alternative fuels such as biofuels and efuels,” said Hiroshi. Said ito.
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The announcement is a clear sign that Kawasaki is clear about transportation and is leading the development and exploration of alternative power sources. And it will be interesting to see what the three new electric products will be, but even more interesting will be the development of alternative fuels, including hydrogen power.
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