Saleen Automotive has announced plans to explore racing at Le Mans with a hydrogen-powered prototype, in line with ACO regulations. The company has partnered with Solution F to develop internal combustion hydrogen powertrains for future road cars, including a supercar. The V6 twin-turbo engine, capable of running on hydrogen and traditional/synthetic fuels, is a key development. A demonstration hydrogen-powered Saleen road car is set to be ready by the end of the year, signaling a step towards production. Saleen aims to introduce the first American-made hydrogen supercar, showcasing their commitment to innovation and racing. While the timeline for production is still a couple of years out, the company is pushing forward with the demo car this year. The collaboration with Solution F and the support from Motul highlight the technical advancements in hydrogen technology. With the potential return to Le Mans and participation in the ACO's hydrogen strategy, Saleen Automotive is positioning itself at the forefront of dual-fuel supercar development.