HySE (Hydrogen Small mobility & Engine technology Association) is preparing to participate in the 'Mission 1000 ACT2＊1' of Dakar 2025 in Saudi Arabia with their new vehicle, the HySE-X2. This initiative aims to promote vehicles using next-generation powertrains for carbon neutrality in the world-famous Dakar Rally, known for its tough terrains. Following their participation with the HySE-X1, which secured 4th place, HySE is introducing the HySE-X2 with advancements in engine performance and chassis design. The team will address technical challenges such as improving output, fuel efficiency, and hydrogen tank capacity. By joining events like the European Hydrogen Week in Brussels, Belgium, HySE plans to showcase their innovations and build a global network for compact hydrogen mobility. The HySE-X2 specifications include a liquid-cooled supercharged engine and a hydrogen tank with a capacity of 7.2kg, demonstrating progress from the previous model. The crew for Dakar 2025 comprises driver Yoshio Ikemachi and co-driver Paulo Marques, who bring a wealth of racing experience to the team. With a positive sentiment towards hydrogen technology, Team Manager Daichi Kai emphasizes the importance of overcoming technical challenges and improving performance in the small hydrogen mobility sector. HySE, based in Tokyo, Japan, was established in May 2023 and includes prominent members such as Yamaha, Toyota, and Honda. Led by Chairman Kenji Komatsu, the association focuses on developing hydrogen-powered small mobility solutions. Through their participation in events and races, HySE aims to drive innovation and collaboration in the hydrogen mobility industry.