Kawasaki Motors Corporation president, Mr. Hiroshi Ito, presented the range of electric and hybrid models the company is preparing, now with specific release dates.
A month ago, Kawasaki showed us some writing samples at the Intermot 2022 exhibition in Cologne, where it has invested heavily in electrification.
However, Milan's presentation went beyond simply repeating the Japanese company's intentions, as five prototypes were shown with production times and little, but more specific, information.
Two Z EVs and Ninja EVs powered by batteries of 3 kWh will be introduced in 2023, with performance of A1 specifications.
Additionally, the Kawasaki hybrid motorcycle, which combines an internal combustion engine with an electric motor, will return to the market in 2024.
Due to the Japanese automobile industry's strong support for hydrogen propulsion, Kawasaki demonstrated two more prototypes powered by hydrogen cell electricity, a side-by-side and a turbocharged sports model. The H2 has a four-cylinder engine.
Kawasaki has now incorporated the initiative called Go with Green Power into its transition to electrification and achieving a zero carbon balance for its production process, according to Mr. Ito.
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