The MissionH24 group, in collaboration with Le Mans organizer ACO, has unveiled the H24EVO, a revolutionary hydrogen fuel cell car. This car represents a leap in technology from its predecessors, boasting a powerful 650kW output and reduced weight of 1300kg. The project aims to showcase hydrogen as a viable fuel in motorsport and set the stage for its integration into sportscar racing by 2028. With a chassis designed from scratch, innovative hydrogen storage, and a focus on performance and safety, the H24EVO is set to become the first FIA-homologated racing car. The design choices emphasize integration and packaging efficiency, aligning with the vision of both MissionH24 and the ACO. Plans include on-track demonstrations in Le Mans and potentially competing at speeds comparable to top GT3 cars. The project also leaves room for future adaptations and explorations in various racing applications, demonstrating a forward-looking approach to hydrogen technology in motorsport.