Hydrogen Cars

If you’re a petrol head like me, you love a classic car. But there is an elephant in the room. How will hydrogen save the classic car? Synthetic fuels is how.

If there’s a hydrogen prototype that gets us our pulses racing, it’s the Hyperion XP-1.

Jaguar Land Rover’s Sustainability Manager Jon Tongue says ‘diversity is key’ to the motor industry weaning itself off a reliance on fossil fuels – and feels hydrogen has an important role to play.

Have you heard of Alpine’s hydrogen race car? The Alpenglow Hy4 is the hydrogen-burning prototype from Renault’s sports car brand.

Jaguar Land Rover’s Jon Tongue says the company is ‘keeping one eye’ on the hydrogen industry, with the aim to ‘be as nimble and agile as possible if and when the market shifts’.

Driving Hydrogen takes a look at the top 10 hydrogen prototype cars for 2024, giving key information about each model.

Tony Robinson test drove the hydrogen-powered Riversimple car on his Marvellous Machines series on U – and feels it is an ‘engineering solution to an existential problem’.

Rowan Atkinson applauded Toyota’s European-built hydrogen-powered TOYOTA GAZOO Racing Europe Yaris H2 concept after test driving it at the 2024 Goodwood Festival of Speed.

Jaguar Land Rover ‘know hydrogen has a role to play in the future of the transport industry’ – and are leading the charge with a Defender Hydrogen prototype.

MrBeast has nearly 290 million subscribers on Youtube, and was lucky enough to test drive a Hyperion XP-1 on his video $1 vs $100,000,000 Car! (which has had 300m views to date).

BMW Group is stepping into the future with the launch of its BMW iX5 Hydrogen pilot fleet.

Who will win the battle for the future of fuel? Driving Hydrogen Editor Matt Lister takes a look at why hydrogen may be poised to emerge victorious…

Honda Motor Corporation have just announced attractive leasing options for its new plug-in hydrogen fuel cell CR-V in the USA, starting at $389 per month.

Ferrari have installed a new one mega-watt solid oxide fuel cell plant to help power the home of Ferrari in Maranello, built by Bloom Energy.

Toyota’s new prototype hydrogen fuel cell powered Hilux pick-up has reached demonstration phase, signalling the brand’s strong commitment to developing H2 as a viable alternative fuel.