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

Stellantis has announced it’s rejoining the European Automobile Manufacturers’ Association (ACEA) amid mounting pressures in the industry.

Slovakia’s 734 bhp, 2,500 Nm, 750 km-range M&I RH120R: Slovakia’s first homologated hydrogen truck launched.

Netherlands invests €28 million to boost hydrogen refuelling infrastructure, cutting CO₂ and boosting zero-emission fleets.

Vauxhall’s Movano has won the Editor’s Choice at the 2025 What Van? Awards, highlighting it’s impressive hydrogen tech and practicalities.

Scuderia Cameron Glickenhaus (SCG) has dropped a teaser of a hydrogen pickup truck with diesel parity. Here’s what we know so far.

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.

Scotland’s hydrogen export plan aims to scale 25GW by 2045, boost jobs, and position the country as a green energy leader.

What to do when the wind doesn’t blow and the sun doesn’t shine? Centrica has a plan: turn the Rough North Sea site into a hydrogen battery.

BTCC’s Alan Gow sees hydrogen as motorsport’s future, citing its performance edge over EVs and why it’s better suited to high-energy racing.

Extreme E recently spoke with Andrew Cunningham, CEO of GeoPura, to dig into the technology that’s driving hydrogen-powered racing forward.

Aberdeen has received the green light to install a hydrogen refuelling station at First Bus’ King Street depot.

BMW is ditching electric batteries for hydrogen fuel cells to power its forklifts and tugger trains its flagship Regensburg factory.

Toyota has announced plans to begin public road testing of its V6 hydrogen-electric hybrid HiAce van in Australia next spring.

The Biden-Harris administration has announced a monumental $2.2 billion funding for two hydrogen hubs: one in Texas and one in the Midwest.

Toyota’s GR Corolla H2 Concept showcases liquid hydrogen tech, while a new system reclaims boil-off gas, turning would-be waste into energy.

Daimler bags €226 million from the German authorities to build and roll out 100 new 1,000+ km fuel cell liquid hydrogen trucks.

Supercharged hydrogen internal combustion engined racer, backed by Kawasaki, Toyota, Honda, Suzuki and Yamaha set to take on Dakar 2025.

Exolum is demonstrating that it’s possible to repurpose existing oil infrastructure for clean UK hydrogen energy.

As the UK accelerates toward its zero-emission targets, the rise in electric cars reveals underlying challenges that hydrogen cars could help address.