World's fastest hydrogen vehicle set record
Former pilot Andy Green achieved a world record in the speed of hydrogen-powered cars, reaching a speed of 653.909 kilometers per hour on the Bonneville Salt Flats in Utah, USA. Green used a JCB Hydromax vehicle, which relies on two excavator engines, breaking the previous hydrogen car record of 198.5 km/h. Hydrogen reacted with oxygen to produce only water vapor, making the vehicle environmentally friendly and emission-free. This figure surpasses the previous hydrogen car record and reflects advances in clean vehicle technologies and the ability to set speed records using sustainable fuel. Green’s achievements are a culmination of a long history of record-setting, including his past speed of 1,227.985 km/h with a jet car in 1997.
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