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Extreme H completes final tests of hydrogen-powered Pioneer 25

Arnold Pinto 11/06/2025

Ahead of world-first race series Extreme H has completed the final phase of testing on its hydrogen-powered Pioneer 25 race car in southern France, as the series – an evolution of the electric off-road race series Extreme E – prepares for the world’s first off-road championship

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FIA and Extreme H partner on off-road hydrogen racing world cup

Arnold Pinto 15/12/2024

Set to launch in 2025 The Fédération Internationale de l’Automobile (FIA) and Extreme H have signed a non-binding agreement, formalising their collaboration to establish the FIA Extreme H World Cup framework. This ground-breaking initiative, the first-ever hydrogen-powered off-road racing series, is set to make waves in both the motorsport and automotive sectors. The

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Extreme H series set to launch in 2025

Arnold Pinto 12/11/2024

Featuring hydrogen-powered racing Extreme H, a groundbreaking initiative in motorsport focusing on developing hydrogen-powered race cars, will debut in 2025. The series will feature the Pioneer 25, a cutting-edge vehicle designed to showcase the potential of hydrogen fuel cell technology in high-performance racing. The Pioneer 25 is engineered to deliver an unparalleled

Extreme H completes final tests of hydrogen-powered Pioneer 25

FIA and Extreme H partner on off-road hydrogen racing world cup

Extreme H series set to launch in 2025

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