The world's first hydrogen racing series achieved a breakthrough as Extreme H's Pioneer 25 became the first hydrogen-powered car to pass FIA crash test regulations, focusing on side-impact and rollover safety. This accomplishment is a major milestone for Extreme E, the company behind the racing series, signaling a new era for automotive technologies and innovation. The successful passing of the chassis FIA crash tests opens the door for further development in the hydrogen racing sector. Extreme E's Technical Director expressed satisfaction with the Pioneer 25's performance, highlighting the collaboration with FIA to define the rigorous crash tests. The next challenge for the Pioneer 25 involves resistance tests for its tanks and battery packs, with track testing to follow in the coming months. Production of the Extreme H cars is set to commence, aiming for delivery to teams by the end of the year. The Pioneer 25, with a top speed of 125 mph and unique Symbio fuel cell technology, showcases impressive specs and sets a new standard in the world of hydrogen-powered racing cars.