CORLEO

CORLEO is Kawasaki Heavy Industries' four-legged off-road personal mobility vehicle. It merges motorcycle chassis ideas with legged robotics so a rider can traverse mountains and rough ground where tires struggle. Control is mainly by shifting body weight, like horseback riding, with machine support for beginners.

Kawasaki showed CORLEO as a concept at Expo 2025 Osaka, Kansai. In December 2025 it launched a president-reporting SAFE ADVENTURE team to commercialize the platform, targeting on-site mobility at Expo 2030 Riyadh and consumer-facing commercialization around 2035. An August 2026 release still targets a riding simulator around 2027. Kawasaki's October 2026 account says public demo rides on that simulator are aimed at 2028, and that the price is still not set. At gamescom 2026 in Cologne the public exhibit was a full-scale mock-up people could sit on, not a working ride.

Power comes from a hydrogen canister in the rear that feeds a hydrogen engine up front to generate electricity for the legs. Official materials do not publish MSRP, height, weight, range, or a consumer order path. HomeBotRadar tracks CORLEO as a long-horizon personal quadruped ride, not a living-room companion. Compare Spot if you want a buyable enterprise quadruped today.