Kawasaki has unveiled a groundbreaking concept vehicle at Expo 2025 Osaka, introducing CORLEO, a hydrogen-powered robotic horse designed for off-road exploration. This innovative mobility concept redefines traditional motorcycles by replacing wheels with articulating legs and split rubber hooves, allowing it to conquer terrains inaccessible to conventional vehicles. The incorporation of motorcycle DNA into the design ensures stability over uneven surfaces, while the hydrogen engine promises clean and quiet operation, with water as the byproduct. Riders control CORLEO by shifting their weight, creating a natural bond between human and robot. The concept also features advanced technology such as onboard navigation, terrain projection, and adjustable stirrups for an optimal riding experience. Although CORLEO is a futuristic vision for the 2050s and primarily a concept, it showcases Kawasaki's dedication to innovative mobility solutions and pushing the boundaries of personal adventure. As part of Kawasaki's broader 'ALICE' initiative, CORLEO represents a future transportation system that caters to various passenger needs. While availability for purchase is not imminent, the prototype is on display at Expo 2025 Osaka, offering a glimpse into the future of off-road personal mobility.