Suzuki Crosscage Hydrogen Powered Motorcycle

April 3, 2008 – 11:01 pm |

Suzuki announced its Crosscage motorcycle concept at Tokyo Motor Show last November, and have recently announced that they’re putting it into production.

But, other than it’s really cool design, what’s most important about this bike is that it is going to be hydrogen powered, read extra clean for the environment.

The bike developed in conjuction with British Intelligent Energy is powered by a lightweight air-cooled fuel-cell system and a high-performance secondary lithium-ion battery.

What can I say but awesome design and bravo for the use of clean energy to run this beauty. I hope every other manufacturer follows suit.

Suzuki Crossgate

[Via: Tuvie]

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  • http://www.triplem.co.cc TripleM

    I’ve always dreamed of Suzuki as my first motorbike…now as it going green…I’ll try my best to make it come true…thanks

  • http://www.justm109r.com/ suzuki 109r

    The best source of hydrogen are hydrocarbons – crude oil in other words, the process of distillation and petroleum refining energy is again to do better than pure hydrogen from hydrocarbons.

  • http://www.justm109r.com/ suzuki m109r

    The company’s Suzuki Crosscage is no exception. It’s simply fantastic looking. Co-developed with British specialist Intelligent Energy,

  • Anonymous

    Wow thats really looking awesome, Suzuki had done a good work on its design the concept of these bike is its a hydrogen powered motorcycle with fully loaded features, its powered by a lightweight air-cooled fuel-cell system and a high-performance.
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  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_Z4ZK6PWWZYV3QFE3ZYN6Q4QCIM Addison Lewis

    The bike is superb.. I was looking for such so that I can have it for myself.. I am so much fond of bikes that when ever I get time I search on bike related facts.. The unique model of bike makes it different from others..
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