One of these two technologies is a hybrid power system (extreme gasoline and electric energy), which will enable Kawasaki motorcycles to travel short distances in zero-emission mode. Another technology is artificial intelligence system, which will enable riders to collect information from motorcycles through natural voice.
Many companies have actually started selling battery electric motorcycles. However, these sales areas are relatively small, especially when a large number of expressways or complex urban roads are involved.
Kawasaki's hybrid system can provide zero-emission driving mode and internal combustion power, so it can alleviate our mileage anxiety. Of course, like a hybrid car, it also has two kinds of power to work at the same time, providing a convenient and environmentally friendly travel solution. (Ps: motorcycles and those cities are not limited! )
Unfortunately, Kawasaki did not provide details about the power system, so we don't know the details for the time being. Kawasaki also said that these two technologies are still in their infancy, and the main focus now is to launch the electric motorcycle EV? Efforts. 20 19 shows the prototype of electric motorcycle, but when to start selling it here is also a question mark!
As for the artificial intelligence system, Kawasaki is developing a voice-activated interface, which will enable drivers to use mobile phones as an intermediary to interact with motorcycles. For example, the driver can ask useful information, such as the remaining power or the next charging time. The system will also be connected to the Internet, which can provide real-time information about roads, traffic and weather conditions.
Kawasaki said that motorcycles equipped with AI system have been tested on public roads, and this technology will be compatible with many Kawasaki motorcycles already on sale.
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