When the rider revs the throttle by twisting the handle and accelerating, Kawasaki's hydrogen ICE motorcycle still rumbles and vibrates, despite its non-fuel engine. This is because the engine's mechanics and the combustion process are similar to those in a gasoline engine.
During its world's first public demonstration in Japan, the manufacturer noted that its main by-product is water, which comes out as vapor. This makes hydrogen engines much cleaner compared to gasoline engines that emit pollutants like CO2, carbon monoxide, and nitrogen oxides.
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