Kawasaki continually innovates its products. This time, this Japanese manufacturer introduced an anti-mainstream motorbike called the Ninja H2 HySE.
Reporting from Autopian, this motorbike uses a prototype that uses hydrogen power as its driving force. This iron horse ‘copy’ the design of the Ninja H2 SX motorbike.
However, there are slight differences compared to the petrol Ninja H2 SX. You can see the side panels bulging to accommodate the hydrogen fuel tank.
This technology is used to replace gasoline. This type of fuel is the result of collaboration between Kawasaki, Honda, Yamaha and Suzuki.
The fairing also looks bigger, so it looks more ready to be taken on long trips or touring.
The Ninja H2 HySE is planned to take part in the Dakar Rally in early 2024.
This motorbike is of course not yet for sale on the market because it is still in prototype form. The Ninja H2 HySE will be tested in 2025.
It will be interesting to see whether the motorbike will be mass produced or not.
