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Saitama, Honda and Yamaha Evaluating Electric Motorcycles

Saitama City, Honda Motor Co. and Yamaha Motor Co. will begin evaluation testing towards the expansion of the use of electric motorcycles.

As part of Saitama City’s “E-KIZUNA Project” measures to promote the spread of electric vehicles, this collaborative initiative by the three parties also aims to resolve the issues in areas which are lacking in transport accessibility.

This evaluation testing program marks the first joint initiative between a local government body (which aims for a low-carbon society in which electric vehicles can be used in safety and comfort), and the two motorcycle manufacturers (which aim for the spread of electric motorcycles).

Evaluation testing will utilize Honda and Yamaha’s electric technology and Saitama City’s existing infrastructure in order to realize a low-carbon society and verify the extent of improvement in transportation convenience in areas lacking in transport accessibility.

Details:Rental and battery exchange service for EV Motorcycles in the Class-1 Category open to the public at the Saitama-Shintoshin Station East Exit Bicycle etc. Parking Lot
Rental motorcycles:Yamaha E-Vino, 30 units
Evaluation begins:September 2017

As the next step in this evaluation testing program, an electric motorcycle sharing scheme is currently under consideration.

Building on its previous initiatives towards the expansion of use of electric cars, Saitama City hopes that by encouraging the usage of EV motorcycles as well, this evaluation testing program will contribute towards realizing a low-carbon society in which a wide range of electric mobility options can be used in safety and comfort.

Honda and Yamaha are taking this initiative so that more riders can lead more fulfilling lifestyles by experiencing the joy of travel on environmentally-friendlier electric motorcycles, and bring further vitality to the motorcycle market.

Jul 27, 2017Blagojce Krivevski
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July 27, 2017 Electric Car Newse-kizuna project, Electric Bikes, electric motorcycles, honda, Honda electric motorcycles, Saitama City, Yamaha, Yamaha e-vino, Yamaha electric motorcycles
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