Jagjeet Singh, influenced by Malaysia's Vision 2020 initiative, transitioned from his roots in motorsports to become a trailblazer in promoting sustainable fuels, particularly hydrogen technology, in the country. His journey led to the development of the HyPER car, originally a petrol race car that transformed into a hydrogen fuel cell-powered vehicle, showcasing the advancement in alternative fuel technologies. The HyPER car, inspired by the design of the Lotus 7, boasts impressive performance capabilities, with a top speed of 120km/h and a quick century sprint time. Its innovative dual-fuel system, incorporating hydrogen as a range extender, enables a longer driving range and offers flexibility in charging options. Supported by Malaysia's Hydrogen Economy and Technology Roadmap, spearheaded by Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim, Jagjeet Singh envisions a future where hydrogen fuel cells not only power vehicles like the HyPER car but also find applications in various sectors such as offshore rigs and buildings. This strategic move aligns Malaysia with the global trend towards hydrogen technology, positioning the country as an emerging player in the sustainable energy landscape.