Why can't we instantiate an abstract class in Java?

Question

I understand:

1. Since an abstract class is nothing on its own, e.g. vehicle, we want to create an object of an concrete implementation, like Car, Bike, etc.

Answer 1

abstract it self tells : existing in thought or as an idea but not having a physical or concrete existence. In java term , abstract keyword definition , if abstract comes before a class name, then JDK tells to JVM about discard that class object initiation. It's correct, abstract class can have multiple constructor but only for constructor chaining.