Japanese motorcycle manufacturer Kawasaki has invested a substantial amount of money into electric drivetrains, but it’s not ready to ditch the internal combustion engine. It unveiled a ...

Electric motorcycles remain dramatically more expensive… for now. E-motorcycles, just like electric cars, use far fewer parts than traditional combustion models. Yet, just like electric cars, the cost ...

Read: All New Kawasaki Motorcycles Sold In Developed Markets Will Be Electric By 2035 With this in mind, the bodywork, tail, headlight cluster, and front suspension setup of the EV appear ...

Both the e-1 and Z e-1 have 41-mile ranges on their batteries according to Kawasaki, but charging is lengthy. The bikes are powered by two batteries, and each one takes 3.7 hours to fully charge up.

We first learned about Kawasaki’s upcoming electric street bikes last year at the 2022 EICMA Milan Motorcycle Show.And now it looks like the two electric motorcycles are ready for primetime.

Kawasaki;s future plan is to offer more than 10 electric and hybrid motorcycles by 2025. The President of Kawasaki Motors Hiroshi Ito says that the automobile maker will be unveiling at least ...

Kawasaki motorcycles has showcased the prototype of its upcoming electric motorcycle at Intermot in Cologne, Germany. Previously, the company had first unveiled the prototype, along with a hybrid ...