Kawasaki Noslisu Electric Cargo Bike unveiled in three configurations in Japan

Kawasaki has launched the Noslisu Electric Cargo Bike in its home market of Japan. The new bike uses Kawasaki’s tilting three-wheeler technology for an efficient cargo bike. The Kawasaki Noslisu is the Japanese motorcycle maker’s first foray into the cargo three-wheeler segment. It is a stylish, utility-focused cargo e-bike available in three versions.

The first version of the Kawasaki Noslisu is a three-wheeled pedal-assist bicycle and doesn’t require a rider license. It features a 180W rear hub motor and a convenient front cargo basket. The cargo e-bike’s design allows for pedal-assisted riding and up to 30 miles of range on a single charge. The first version of the Kawasaki Noslisu comes with a ¥363,000 (~$2,592) price tag. It offers affordable, practical, and efficient cargo-carrying capabilities. Kawasaki says the e-bike offers the same benefits as a small car during daily commutes.

The second version of the new e-bikes is the Noslisu E. It comes with more power and requires a license to operate. It has a 500W rear hub motor with enhanced pedal assistance. It retains a 30-mile range on a single charge as the standard version. The Noslisu E cargo e-bike is priced in Japan at ¥431,100 (~$3,078). The third model is the Noslisu Cargo is specifically designed as a utility e-bike. It is powered by a 180W rear hub motor and does not require a license to use it.

The Noslisu Cargo has a spacious cargo bay between the front axle and handlebars. It is well-suited for professionals who require a bigger cargo-carrying capacity. The Noslisu Cargo is priced at ¥414,700 (~$2,961). Kawasaki has not stated the payload capacity of the new Noslisu cargo e-bikes. The availability of the models in other markets is unclear at this time.

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