Kawasaki has introduced a groundbreaking prototype motorcycle based on its Ninja H2 model, powered by hydrogen instead of conventional gasoline. The innovation lies in the one-liter supercharged four-cylinder engine that has been adapted to utilize hydrogen, which is directly injected into the cylinders, maintaining the traditional internal combustion engine setup. Apart from the engine modification, the bike includes hydrogen canisters and a hydrogen fuel delivery system, cleverly disguised as typical travel bags positioned at the bike's rear. The milestone demonstration of this hydrogen motorcycle took place at the Suzuka Circuit during the Coca-Cola Suzuka 8-Hour Endurance Race, marking the culmination of months of dedicated engineering efforts since the project launch in March 2023. Despite being currently in the prototype stage, Kawasaki has ambitious plans to shift this innovative hydrogen-powered bike into production, targeting an initial rollout in the early 2030s.