Japanese two-wheeler company Kawasaki has launched a brand new tilting electric trike, dubbed the 'Noslisu,' that is available in a trio of versions.
The 'Noslisu' electric trike makes use of proprietary tilting technology from Kawasaki itself, enabling it to delve into turns and corners and handle itself adequately when faced with terrain that is less than smooth. The trike is equipped with a 248-Wh battery that enables a range of up to 53 km on a full charge.
Meanwhile, the cargo version adds a cargo rack with 120 liters of space, and includes a combination of 180-watt hub motor and 248-Wh battery.
Finally, the 'Noslisu e' model comes with a 500-watt motor and produces a maximum assist speed of 35 km/h, which explains why it's the most expensive of the trio.
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