Kawasaki Electric Trike Concept

The once clear delineation between the car and motorcycle has become somewhat blurred in recent times with the emergence of an array of narrow tracked vehicle designs sporting two, three and four wheels.

Kawasaki shows J, a sweet electric motorcycle/trike concept which brings forth a really daring idea: all-out variable architecture. (Picture from: http://www.autoevolution.com/)

One of the famous Japanese motorcycle manufacturer, Kawasaki made ​​a breakthrough at the Tokyo Motor Show 2013 to show the concept of modern electric trike, named Kawasaki J. Although this motorcycle present in the concept form but its presence attracted much attention of visitors to the exhibition.

The Kawasaki J concept in Comfort mode. (Picture from: http://www.gizmag.com/)

The Kawasaki J concept in Sport mode. (Picture from: http://www.earthtechling.com/)

At the front, the two tires each have handlebars that can be changed riding position, and giving effect to the different feel of driving. For example, if the motorcycles ridden in urban areas, the rider can sit in a relaxed position by moving the handlebars parallel to the stomach (Comfort mode). 

Meanwhile, if the rider wants to ride at high speeds, the handlebar position can be lowered to align with his knee so that the motorcycle aerodynamic is not disturbed (Sport mode).

Kawasaki's J concept on show at the 2013 Tokyo Motor Show. (Picture from: http://www.gizmag.com/)

The uniqueness of the Kawasaki J is also visible on the machine. If another electric motorcycle uses an electric motor with batteries rely on lithium ion, so the Kawasaki J is carrying an electric motor with its power came from the GIGACELL high-capacity nickel-metal hydride (NiMH) battery.

With the presence of Kawasaki J, as by Kawasaki intends to seriously explore electric motorcycles and not to be outdone by the other competitors. In this modern era requires manufacturers to be able to create advanced and environmentally friendly motorcycles. *** [EKA | FROM VARIOUS SOURCES | KAWASAKI | AUTOEVOLUTION | GIZMAG]
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