Ambitious plans<\/h2>\n
Kawasaki has ambitious plans. The Japanese firm presented its strategy for the “decarbonization of mobility” during the latest edition of EICMA, held in Milan.<\/p>\n
By 2035, Kawasaki intends to launch ten new electric and hybrid-electric models.<\/p>\n
These include street bikes, supersport bikes, off-road bikes, scooters and ATVs, with different powertrains applied to each category.<\/p>\n
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It appears Kawasaki is serious about becoming an electric-vehicle powerhouse. Beginning with the launch of the EV Endeavor in 2022, Kawasaki will introduce three new electric or hybrid-electric models.<\/p>\n
During an EICMA press conference in 2021, President Hiroshi Ito announced the company’s intention to introduce the three new models by the end of 2022.<\/p>\n
Kawasaki doesn’t plan on all-electric models entirely replacing<\/strong><\/a> its ICE bikes; the company will still offer a number of its motorcycles powered by fossil fuels well into 2035.<\/p>\n The Japanese manufacturer is also developing a hybrid engine based on an existing internal combustion engine. Kawasaki thinks the new technology could be ready for use soon. The same goes for its first-ever full-electric motorcycle, which will hit the market in the same year.<\/p>\n Kawasaki, in Japan, has revealed its plan to launch three new models in 2022. The manufacturer intends to put in place an electric and hybrid-electric engine for its motorcycle\/scooters<\/strong><\/a>. As we await official information from the Japanese company, we’ll share with you what we know so far.<\/p>\n