Kawasaki Corleo, the “robot horse” makes its EICMA debut
Kawasaki’s quadruped concept arrives at the Milan show: a hydrogen-powered vehicle controlled by the rider’s movements.
Kawasaki will bring Corleo to EICMA, a concept that looks like a robotic horse but is designed as a possible vehicle for individual mobility. Its four-legged structure replaces wheels and allows it to tackle uneven terrain.
The project uses a hydrogen-powered propulsion system and features a seat for the rider. Controls mainly rely on body movements, while sensors and onboard intelligence help maintain balance. Corleo remains a technology demonstrator for now, but Kawasaki will present it in Milan as a preview of a completely different kind of mobility.
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