Kawasaki Heavy Industries and Yamaha Motor will jointly research the potential development of a hydrogen-fuelled internal combustion engine for two-wheeled vehicles.The new hydrogen engine could support the creation of zero-emission motorbikes providing a new avenue to decarbonise and expand hydrogen mobility.
With the two automotive giants set to explore the development of hydrogen engines, the clean energy carrier could become a key vector in the motorbike industry providing a zero-emission power source.
Kawasaki Heavy Industries is already developing hydrogen-fuelled engines for land, sea, and air mobility applications and, with this new expansion, the types of applications for the engine have been revealed.
To support this development, Yamaha is creating a hydrogen engine suitable for two-wheeled vehicles and thus compliments Kawasaki’s developments.
To accelerate this technology development, Yamaha is preparing to introduce new equipment and is strengthening its in-house development structure. h2 view - link - the excellent George Heynes - link - more like this - link
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