Kawasaki has unveiled Corleo, an off-road robot horse concept powered by hydrogen, set to be showcased at the Osaka-Kansai Expo in 2025. This revolutionary vehicle features four robotic legs that offer excellent all-terrain capability, providing a unique riding experience that combines the joy of riding with cutting-edge technology. The 150cc hydrogen engine generates electricity to power the drive units in each of Corleo's legs, allowing for independent operation of the rear and front legs. The concept aims to redefine personal mobility by creating a sense of unity between the rider and the machine. Apart from Corleo, Kawasaki will present other innovative concepts at the expo under the ALICE project, which envisions the future of transportation. This project includes O'CUVOID, a concept utilizing hydrogen engines being developed for motorcycles, along with a generator and an inverter. Kawasaki's commitment to advancing sustainable transportation and exploring the possibilities of hydrogen technology is evident in their lineup of futuristic concepts. The company's blend of creativity, technology, and sustainability is shaping the vision of transportation for the 2050s and beyond, demonstrating a positive outlook towards the potential of hydrogen as a power source for future vehicles.