Segway Apex H2 Hybrid Motorcycle Can Reach the Speed of 150 KMPH

It will have a special fuel cell that will convert gaseous hydrogen into electrical energy

Segway is working hard to change its image and the products it offers. The latest move in this regard is the launch of an Segway Apex H2 hybrid motorcycle which can reach the speed of 150 kmph. Owned by Ninebot, a Chinese robotics start-up, the company’s Apex H2 motorcycle concept is the next addition to the electric super motorcycle concept, the Apex that was shared in 2019.

The Apex H2 hybrid motorcycle from Segway has a head-turning cyberpunk-inspired design that might fit in exactly right in the Tron sequel. The bike is glossy, looks stunning in black and white colours, has sharp angles, and an outlandish one-sided front fork that makes it look great. One of the things that draw the eyes is the neon lot accents. They make you look at the vehicle’s wheels. The bike also has a sleek motor bay.

The engine of the Segway Apex H2 hybrid motorcycle is also powerful and appealing. It will have a special fuel cell that will convert gaseous hydrogen into electrical energy. It will be able to generate more than 80 horsepower and will ensure that the Segway bike goes from zero to 95.5 Kmph in less than 4 seconds. The new bike from Segway is one of the rare concept vehicles that can be bought by the public.

According to reports, the new creation by Segway would probably go into production in 2023. The deliveries are also expected to be in the same year. When it is available for sales, the Segway Apex H2 hybrid motorcycle will join a Segway line-up which includes a go-cart approved by Lamborghini that can reach speeds of 40 kmph and a Wall-E-Esque motorized chair on wheels.

Another unique feature of the bike is the lack of suspension forks that makes it look like the bike is floating in the air. The all-new Segway Apex H2 hybrid motorcycle will cost About AUD 14,000 (USD 10,700). The details of the launch of the Apex H2 hybrid motorcycle in Australia are not revealed yet. We will keep you posted on that.