10 Kawasaki electric motorcycles for 2025

A completely electric and hybrid range by 2035

16 new motorcycles per year on average by 2025

Apart from a few exceptions, such as the BMW CE 04 scooter and the Harley-Davidson Livewire One, rare are the great historic motorcycle manufacturers who dared the passage to the electric motorization.And when this is the case, this often only concerns only one model.

But things will change.The grouping of brands around the implementation of common battery standards is an obvious sign.The declarations and objectives displayed by certain manufacturers leave no doubt.

This is the case of Kawasaki.For a few years now, Akashi's brand has been working on the subject of alternative engines by being unwrained in particular with its EV ENDEAVOUR electric motorcycle prototype or even with a hybrid motorcycle project.

While the Japanese manufacturer has just made a restructuring of its motorized division and opting for a new logo, the Khi group (Kawasaki Heavy Industries) also presented the main lines of its action plan to continue its growth.

The least we can say is that the electric is an integral part of its projects for the motorcycle while the manufacturer intends to pass all its major models in hybrid or full electric Full by 2035 on the markets of developed countries.Understand Japan, Europe, North America and Australia there.

However, there will be no need to reach about fifteen years to see the first electric kawa disembark since the brand has also set the goal of introducing at least 10 models by 2025, that isTo do in just over 3 years!

The goal here is to achieve carbon neutrality.And it seems that the Greens count a lot on hydrogen to achieve it.

Kawasaki, however, did not draw a line on the immediate combustion engine and is preparing to operate a vast renewal of its ranges since the brand intends to release an average of 16 new models each year by 2025, electric andthermal.

This concerns the whole of its motorcycle production, so not only the machines imported into Europe.Anyway, we can expect many and deep developments in the years to come.