Motorsport News
Toyota to run liquid hydrogen car at Le Mans for the first time
Three-time Le Mans winner Kazuki Nakajima will drive the TR LH2 Racing Prototype at La Sarthe next week, alongside hydrogen cars from Ligier-Bosch and Alpine.
Motorsport News
Three-time Le Mans winner Kazuki Nakajima will drive the TR LH2 Racing Prototype at La Sarthe next week, alongside hydrogen cars from Ligier-Bosch and Alpine.
Van & Pickup News
The first hydrogen combustion van certified for road use is now at UC Riverside for independent testing - claiming 500 km range and a 99% CO2 cut over diesel.
Hydrogen Refuelling Infrastructure
Europe's largest hydrogen station operator has put the first 2 of 6 new tube trailers into service - each carrying 1,200 kg, and owned by H2 MOBILITY itself rather than the gas producers that conventionally dispatch them.
Hydrogen Refuelling Infrastructure
Swedish infrastructure company Hydri has opened its 10th hydrogen refuelling station at Nyköpingsbro, completing what the company describes as the country's first connected network for heavy trucks along its busiest freight routes.
Truck News
Oxfordshire firm says its repowered DAF LF is the UK's only road-legal H2 ICE truck, with full diesel-matching power expected by August.
Truck News
Toyota says it will deploy 40 fuel cell Class 8 trucks from Hyroad Energy - the company that bought Nikola's hydrogen fleet out of bankruptcy for $3.85m - to haul freight in Southern California.
Motorsport News
Extreme H confirms its second FIA World Cup will run 29-31 October 2026 at Qiddiya City, with defending champions Hansen and Taylor expected back.
Truck News
Gruber Logistics will run a fuel cell prototype on commercial freight routes in South Tyrol, carrying loads for Nestlé, P&G, and ABB as part of the EU-funded ZEFES project.
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JCB says its 32-foot Hydromax will attempt to exceed 350 mph at Bonneville this August, powered by twin hydrogen combustion engines producing 1,600 bhp - two decades after its Dieselmax set a diesel record that still stands.
Hydrogen Refuelling Infrastructure
Daimler Truck, Kawasaki Heavy Industries and Hamburg energy firm MB Energy have signed a deal to build a liquefied hydrogen supply chain from production countries to Europe, with commercial operations targeted for the early 2030s.
Truck News
The Daimler-Volvo joint venture says its BZA375 system delivers 375 kW from a single unit, consumes under 6 kg of hydrogen per 100 km, and drops into the space vacated by a 13-litre diesel.
Car News
Riversimple leads ZELLOR project to develop a lightweight hydrogen car with 400-mile range, backed by £1.7m from the UK Government's DRIVE35 programme.