In a groundbreaking reveal in London, the Extreme H racing series introduced the Pioneer 25 hydrogen-powered race car for its 2025 season. The race car, created by Spark Racing Technology and equipped with a 75kW hydrogen fuel cell from Symbio, has undergone rigorous testing in preparation for the upcoming races. The Pioneer 25, with a peak power output of 400kW, boasts impressive performance metrics such as a top speed of 200kph and acceleration from 0-100kph in just 4.5 seconds. Extreme H's technical director, Mark Grain, expressed great confidence in the new hydrogen-powered car, emphasizing its enhanced capabilities compared to its predecessor, the ODYSSEY 21. The series aims to elevate the excitement and speed of racing while demonstrating the robustness and potential of hydrogen fuel cell vehicles. The upcoming public test of the Pioneer 25 in Scotland marks a significant milestone for Extreme H. With a focus on sustainability and innovation, Extreme H plans to leverage the expertise of a scientific committee comprising academics from prestigious universities to guide its educational and research initiatives. The series aims to leave a positive impact on local communities in each race location, emphasizing the importance of environmental consciousness and technological advancement in the world of motorsports.