Kawasaki Motors, a member of the Kawasaki Heavy Industries Group, recently showcased the world's first public demonstration run of a hydrogen ICE motorcycle at the Suzuka Circuit in Suzuka City, Japan. This innovative motorcycle was developed as part of ongoing research that commenced in March 2023, with the recent test runs leading up to the public demonstration. The motorcycle is equipped with a hydrogen engine derived from Kawasaki's Ninja H2 model, enabling direct injection of hydrogen fuel into the cylinders. Designed to accommodate hydrogen fuel canisters and a fuel supply system on-board, the vehicle offers riders the traditional sensation of combustion engines while emitting primarily water. Kawasaki Motors is actively pursuing carbon neutrality and envisions offering hydrogen ICE motorcycles as a sustainable option for riders by the early 2030s. As a member of HySE, a research association dedicated to hydrogen technology, Kawasaki Motors collaborates on fundamental research related to hydrogen engines and fuel systems for small mobility vehicles. The company's commitment to meeting customer and societal needs, along with its pursuit of carbon neutrality, underscores its dedication to exploring all possibilities to enhance the joy and happiness of its consumers.