Extreme H, the successor to Extreme E, was unveiled with a new focus on green technology and hydrogen power to raise awareness about climate change. Founder Alejandro Agag highlighted the shift from racing in remote locations to showcase hydrogen technology produced through electrolysis using renewable energy. The 2025 calendar will feature races in various countries, including Saudi Arabia, Britain, Germany, Italy, and the United States, with prominent team owners like Formula One champions Jenson Button and Lewis Hamilton. The Pioneer 25 SUV, powered by a 75kw hydrogen fuel cell, can accelerate rapidly and handle challenging terrains, emphasizing the capabilities of hydrogen in racing. Red Bull and the Saudi investment fund PIF have joined as sponsors, indicating growing interest and support for hydrogen-powered racing. While the future of the St Helena, the floating paddock, remains uncertain due to cost concerns, Agag expressed a desire to maintain the unique racing experience it offers. Despite potential challenges, Extreme H aims to continue the legacy programs of Extreme E and pave the way for hydrogen racing, with plans for an H championship next year.