Kawasaki has taken a step towards a greener future by unveiling a hydrogen-powered superbike at an endurance race in Le Mans, France. The bike, developed as part of the Hydrogen Small mobility & Engine technology Association, is based on Kawasaki's Ninja supercharged motorcycle platform and runs solely on hydrogen stored in special tanks. With minimal emissions, including harmless water vapor, the HySE machine demonstrates the potential of hydrogen as a 'future fuel' for two-wheeled vehicles. The demonstration lap at the Le Mans track, witnessed by a large crowd and key industry figures, showcased the capabilities of hydrogen power in motorcycles. This initiative aligns with a broader industry trend of exploring alternative power sources like hydrogen in response to upcoming anti-gasoline laws. The positive reception towards the hydrogen superbike suggests a promising future for green technology and innovation in the motorcycle industry, paving the way for potential hydrogen-powered endurance races and addressing the challenges of meeting customers' performance standards in a sustainable manner.