Kawasaki showcased its concept futuristic vehicle called Corleo at the EICMA 2026.
By Deepanshi | Published Nov 11,2026
It is a four-legged, rideable, off-road personal mobility vehicle.
The rear legs use a swing-arm mechanism which allows the legs to move up and down independently to absorb shocks while giving the rider a comfortable ride.
Each leg has split rubber hooves that provide grip over grass, rocks and gravel.
To steer this robot, the rider just needs to shift their body weight, which gets detected by footpegs and handlebars.
The Corleo is powered by a 150 cc hydrogen engine which generates electricity and provides power to motors in all four legs.
It gets a smart dash which shows hydrogen level, navigation, rider’s centre of gravity, and at night it projects path markers onto the ground.
Kawasaki plans a riding simulator by 2027, with the tech aimed at gaming and e-sports.
It also plans a navigation system that warns of weather, terrain and wildlife to help prevent mountain accidents.
Kawasaki has already started developing the project and is expected to be used as an on-site mobility vehicle at Expo 2030 Riyadh.