Extreme E, known for its sustainability goals, is paving the way for Extreme H, a new era of hydrogen-powered racing set to debut in 2025. The Hydro X Prix in Scotland marked the public testing of the Pioneer 25 hydrogen race car, designed to demonstrate the performance of hydrogen fuel cells. With plans to replace batteries with a 75kW hydrogen fuel cell, the series aims to set new standards in eco-friendly motorsport. Extreme H anticipates a monopoly in gas hydrogen sports, attracting teams from Extreme E and expanding the grid. Viewership growth has been significant, with an audience of over 144 million globally, indicating a positive trajectory for the series. Hydrogen's role extends beyond entertainment, with a focus on showcasing its potential in various applications, such as powering blast furnaces. By emphasizing gas hydrogen vehicles, Extreme H aligns with future mobility solutions and presents an attractive opportunity for consumers and manufacturers, capitalizing on the market demand for hydrogen-powered solutions.