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A British engineering company just proved hydrogen power can compete with anything on wheels. The JCB Hydromax became the fastest hydrogen-powered vehicle in history, racing across Utah's salt flats at over 400 miles per hour.
A hydrogen-powered car just became the fastest zero-emission vehicle ever, hitting 406 mph at Utah's Bonneville Salt Flats. The same driver who set the diesel record 20 years ago returned to prove clean fuel can deliver extreme speed.
A hydrogen-powered car built in five weeks just shattered the world land speed record, hitting 406 mph at Utah's Bonneville Salt Flats. What normally takes five years, the JCB Hydromax team accomplished in just over 12 months.
A British team just set a new land speed record by powering a car to over 400 mph using two hydrogen-burning engines. The breakthrough proves clean fuel can deliver serious power without batteries or fossil fuels.
A British engineering company just proved hydrogen power can be lightning fast, setting a new world land speed record. JCB's achievement shows clean energy doesn't mean compromising on performance.
A retired fighter pilot just drove a hydrogen-powered car over 406 miles per hour, proving clean fuel can power extreme performance. The record-breaking run shattered three previous speed records while producing zero emissions.
Andy Green, the only person to break the sound barrier in a car, is attempting another land speed record this week with a hydrogen-powered vehicle to showcase clean energy's potential. The 64-year-old retired RAF pilot reached 368 mph in practice runs and will officially attempt the record Tuesday.
A car powered by two hydrogen engines from construction equipment just broke a 16-year-old land speed record at Utah's Bonneville Salt Flats, reaching 368 miles per hour. The achievement proves hydrogen engines can deliver extreme performance while producing zero emissions.
A British construction giant is taking a hydrogen-powered race car to Utah's salt flats this August, aiming to nearly double the world speed record while proving clean technology can match fossil fuel power. The same engines already power commercial excavators rolling off production lines today.
A British construction company is bringing a hydrogen-powered race car to Utah this August that could nearly double the world speed record while proving clean technology works in heavy machinery. The same engines powering this 350 mph attempt already run commercial excavators.