Honda develops e-clutch for motorcycles

The Honda E-Clutch uses electronic control technology to provide instantaneous, fine-tuned clutch control for optimum performance in starting, shifting gears, and stopping.

Autocar Pro News Desk By Autocar Pro News Desk calendar 12 Oct 2023 Views icon18063 Views Share - Share to Facebook Share to Twitter Share to LinkedIn Share to Whatsapp
Honda develops e-clutch for motorcycles

Honda has announced development of the Honda E-Clutch for motorcycles, the world's first automatic clutch control system for a multi-gear motorcycle transmission, enabling smooth starting, shifting gears and stopping without the need for the rider to operate the clutch lever.

The Honda E-Clutch uses electronic control technology to provide instantaneous, fine-tuned clutch control for optimum performance in situations where the driving force changes, such as starting, shifting gears, and stopping, to achieve smooth starting, shifting gears and stopping more natural than a rider’s manual clutch operation.

To meet a wide range of rider demands, the clutch can be operated like a normal manual motorcycle gripping the clutch lever, even when the clutch is controlled electronically. This allows the system to be used by more riders of diverse riding experience and skills, who can concentrate on the fun of riding in more comfort.

As the lightweight and compact system can be installed without major changes to existing engine layouts, Honda plans to apply Honda E-Clutch to its Fun motorcycle models over time.

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