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Hydrogen fuel cell vehicles powered by green hydrogen now produce the lowest life-cycle emissions of any car type, beating EVs, says the ICCT’s 2025 report.

Industry leaders from BMW, Toyota, Hyundai and others launch the Global Hydrogen Mobility Alliance, urging the EU to accelerate hydrogen transport with a joined-up strategy, infrastructure rollout, and regulatory support.

Driving Hydrogen’s Matt Lister sits down with BMW’s Dr Jürgen Guldner to discuss first production hydrogen car (coming 2028), Toyota partnership, hydrogen infrastructure, and why now is the right time for hydrogen mobility.

Europe risks €5 trillion in extra costs by backing a battery-only transport plan. Analysis shows how adding hydrogen cuts grid upgrades, mineral strain and overall bills.

The global fuel cell vehicle market is forecast to grow from $2.55bn in 2024 to $17.73bn by 2034, driven by policy, infrastructure, and commercial demand – but high costs and patchy refuelling still pose challenges.

Bosch UK boss Steffen Hoffmann warns the UK must act on hydrogen or fall behind China and India. Calls for infrastructure shift and tech-neutral policy.

Daimler Truck exec Dr. Andreas Gorbach delivers a blistering critique of Europe’s zero-emission truck strategy, warning of “draconian penalties” and a catastrophic lack of infrastructure. With hydrogen and battery-electric trucks ready, why is policy failing?

Motorsports fans – hold on to your helmets: The FIA Extreme H World Cup has been officially announced for 2025.

The Prince of Monaco takes the wheel of Extreme E’s hydrogen Pioneer 25, cruising Monaco’s iconic streets to open the Monaco Hydrogen Forum.

Last Wednesday, we headed down to the Fontjoncouse test track in the sunny south of France with Extreme H for the final track test of their hydrogen-powered Pioneer 25.

A project named Waste2Race at the University of Warwick, led by students and engineers at the WMG department, is developing a hydrogen-powered car fuelled by sewage.

Renault is pulling out all the stops with it’s new 90% more eco-friendly concept, bringing together cutting-edge design, industry-leading efficiency, and a powertrain that could change how we think about low-carbon mobility.

European premiere at IAA Transportation: Cellcentric offers an exclusive glimpse into its NextGen fuel cell system for sustainable heavy-duty transport.

Hyundai and General Motors have signed a memorandum of understanding to team up on vehicle development, supply chains, and clean-energy tech – particularly hydrogen and electric vehicles.

Opel/Vauxhall has yet again stepped into the hydrogen spotlight with the debut of its Movano hydrogen van at IAA Transportation.

MAN Truck & Bus has won the Truck Innovation Award 2025 with their hydrogen-powered MAN hTGX, marking their third win of an International Truck of the Year category.

Electric vs. Hydrogen trucks. If we’re serious about saving the planet without bankrupting logistics companies or collapsing the national grid, perhaps it’s time to give hydrogen the green light?

Driving Hydrogen had the absolute pleasure of chatting with Chris Fisher – Lead Manufacturing Engineer for Toyota Motor Manufacturing UK’s hydrogen Hilux prototype.

JCB chairman Lord Bamford has urged the ‘powers that be’ to introduce the infrastructure so that hydrogen can be more easily accessible for heavy duty machines.

BMW has officially announced that, in partnership with Toyota, it will launch its first hydrogen fuel cell vehicle by 2028.