Kawasaki was like, "Remember that thing?" and we were all, "Yeah, we remember that thing." Way, waaaaay back in 2013, Kawasaki unveiled the radical Concept J at the Tokyo Motor Show. A combination ...
The clearest message from Kawasaki at the 44th annual Tokyo Motor Show was that it was committed to the long term development of the supercharger technology we first saw at this show two years ago.
At the Tokyo Motor Show, Kawasaki shows J, a sweet electric motorcycle/trike concept which brings forth a really daring idea: all-out variable architecture. With each passing year it feels like the ...
At the 2016 Tokyo Motor Show, Kawasaki revealed a supercharger concept that claimed to have fine-tuned the compressor technology in its motorcycles to create increased performance, better power ...
At the Tokyo Motor Show, Kawasaki unveiled the Kawasaki J — a concept three-wheeled electric vehicle that becomes sleek and streamlined for sport riding. Michelle Starr is CNET's science editor, and ...
Kawasaki Motors is turning heads at this year's Tokyo Motor Show with its futuristic, transformable motorcycle, called simply the "J". There are no plans to commercialise the three-wheeled concept ...
The once clear delineation between the car and motorcycle has become somewhat muddied in recent times with the emergence of an array of narrow tracked vehicle designs sporting two, three and four ...
Kawasaki has unveiled an innovative new three-wheeler EV concept at the Tokyo Motor Show. As you can see from the photos below, this new electric vehicle concept looks like something straight out of ...
Does Kawasaki's new electric cycle have two, three wheels or four? Well, it depends. According to the conceptual sketches and a terse explanatory panel, the "J vehicle" concept EV can switch between a ...
TJ started writing for TopSpeed in 2015, but has been writing on motorcycle and automotive topics since 2009 for outlets such as eHow, eHowNow, and MotorTrend subsidiaries. He is certified to work on ...
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