The latest news about hydrogen and sustainable driving
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Phinia converted a diesel Fiat Ducato into the first road-legal van with a hydrogen combustion engine. It manages around 500 km range and emits 99% less CO2 than diesel. Independent testing now follows at the University of California, Riverside.
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At the Le Mans 24 Hours, Toyota will run its TR LH2 Racing Prototype in public for the first time — a liquid-hydrogen racer based on its winning Hypercar. Former winner Kazuki Nakajima takes the wheel. The goal: racing on hydrogen from 2028.
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With European and Spanish backing, HVR Energy is building one of Spain's largest hydrogen refuelling networks. It targets at least 55 stations by 2028 and 75 by 2030 — a solid base for hydrogen mobility within the EU's AFIR goals.
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HyKit launches a mobile hydrogen bowser for the construction site
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Ferrari has patented a new kind of hydrogen tank: a deformable vessel that shrinks and expands with the fuel inside. The filing shows the Italian brand taking hydrogen seriously as a zero-emission powertrain for future sports cars.
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Operator TPER has put the first of 127 hydrogen buses into service in Bologna. The Solaris Urbino 12 buses run on urban and suburban routes, making Bologna one of Europe's largest hydrogen bus fleets.
