The International Automobile Federation (FIA) and Extreme H have unveiled plans for the first hydrogen-powered World Cup, aimed at highlighting the viability of hydrogen for a sustainable future in motorsport. The competition is scheduled to debut in 2025 following the signing of non-binding Head of Terms between the two parties. Extreme H, an offshoot of the electric off-road SUV championship Extreme E, is making the transition to hydrogen power, leading to the cancellation of its remaining 2024 season. The World Cup will feature a revised format that prioritizes gender parity, ensuring all teams have an equal number of male and female drivers. Both Mohammed Ben Sulayem, the FIA president, and Alejandro Agag, the founder and CEO of the FIA Extreme H World Cup, have expressed enthusiasm for the potential impact of the event on advancing sustainable technologies in motorsport and the automotive industry. The focus on clean energy and fostering inclusivity in racing culture is highlighted as crucial for the future sustainability of the sport. Extreme H is expected to release more details about the World Cup format and its broader plans in early 2025, setting the stage for a new era of hydrogen-powered racing. Additionally, the securing of a major broadcast deal with Fox Sports in the US indicates growing interest and support for the hydrogen-powered championship. The recognition from the FIA marks a significant milestone in showcasing hydrogen's potential while aligning with global standards in motorsport, emphasizing the importance of adopting clean energy solutions for a greener future.