STEYR, a CNH brand, and TU Wien have unveiled the FCTRAC project, an innovative hydrogen fuel cell-powered tractor. The tractor, based on a standard STEYR 4140 Expert CVT model, was developed in collaboration with CNH's engineering team in Austria and project partners. The project aimed for end-to-end sustainability, utilizing a BioH2Module to produce hydrogen from biogenic raw materials. The FCTRAC features a 14 kWh high-voltage battery and a 400 V electrical system, generating 95 kW of power comparable to its diesel counterpart. The fuel cell and electric drive systems replace the diesel engine, ensuring no compromise on power. The project gained recognition at the Austrian State Prize for Technology awards in the 'Mobility Technologies' category. CNH Industrial, the parent company, focuses on innovation, sustainability, and productivity across its global and regional brands, including STEYR, Case IH, and New Holland. With a history of over two centuries, CNH continues to pioneer in the agriculture and construction sectors, emphasizing customer success and workplace diversity.