Kawasaki Heavy Industries recently introduced a groundbreaking concept vehicle called Corleo at the Osaka Kansai Expo. Corleo is a four-legged robotic horse powered by clean hydrogen, allowing it to navigate extreme terrains that conventional wheeled vehicles can't handle. With design elements inspired by motorcycles but movement akin to a horse or mountain goat, Corleo offers a unique off-roading experience. The rider controls the vehicle using handlebars and weight shifts, creating a sense of unity between human and machine. The vehicle's futuristic features include rubber hooves for different terrains, independently moving rear legs for shock absorption, and a 150cc hydrogen engine. Kawasaki's innovative approach to future transportation envisions a world where hydrogen serves as a clean power source, produced sustainably with no harmful emissions. Although the current prototype is limited to standing and posing, Corleo symbolizes a visionary outlook on how transportation could look in 2050. The article also discusses the environmental benefits of electric vehicles (EVs) already on the market, highlighting cost savings, zero tailpipe pollution, and lower environmental impact compared to gas-powered cars. While hydrogen-powered vehicles like Corleo may not be available for immediate use, they showcase the potential for a cleaner and more sustainable future of transportation.