A racing series that made waves five years ago with its concept of electric off-road racing is now undergoing a major transformation. Extreme E is rebranding as Extreme H and embracing hydrogen power as its new source of energy. The series will kick off its first event in Saudi Arabia next year, introducing the Pioneer 25 vehicle. This shift is not just about changing the name; it symbolizes a commitment to showcasing hydrogen as a viable fuel source and testing the associated ecosystem, including recharging and transportation. Alejandro Agag, the co-founder, emphasized the broader goal of reducing reliance on fossil fuels and striving for net-zero emissions. The upcoming vehicles for Extreme H will be engineered by Spark Racing Technology, with Symbio providing the battery technology. The powerful fuel cell in these vehicles will deliver 550 hp and accelerate to 62 mph in just 4.5 seconds. This move represents an exciting and innovative step towards sustainability in the racing industry, setting a new standard for future competitions.