Hydrogen Vehicle Systems Ltd (HVS) and Dawson Technologies Ltd have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to collaborate on developing two hydrogen-powered GT racing demonstrator vehicles. The partnership aims to advance hydrogen vehicle technology and push the boundaries of zero-emission racing. Key highlights include joint development of hydrogen GT racing cars, shared branding and marketing for promotional activities, and mutual vehicle testing to enhance R&D and accelerate commercialization efforts. The collaboration will focus on the GTh demonstrator vehicles while exploring future projects together. Both companies will adopt shared branding featuring the D3/HVS logo across marketing activities. Ian Palmer of HVS expressed the importance of this collaboration in delivering zero-emission technologies efficiently. Dawson Technologies will provide vehicles for technical testing, while HVS will offer its hydrogen HGV demonstrators to Dawson for similar purposes. The collaboration intends to prepare the hydrogen GTh racing demonstrators for upcoming hydrogen-powered motorsport categories like the Le Mans 24 Hours Hydrogen class in 2027. The partnership spans five years, with a focus on sharing data and innovations to benefit mutually. Dawson Technologies' deep motorsport heritage and HVS's expertise in hydrogen electric solutions make them strong partners in advancing hydrogen propulsion technologies for motorsports and beyond.