Student Team Shatters World Record in Hydrogen-Powered Car: A Milestone in Sustainability
A team of students from Delft University of Technology (TU Delft) in the Netherlands has set a Guinness World Record by driving 1,546 miles (2,488 km) on a single tank of hydrogen fuel.
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The recent achievement by the student team at TU Delft marks a significant step forward for hydrogen cars and sets a new record for the greatest distance driven on full tanks of hydrogen fuel.
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The Eco Runner XIII covered a distance of 2,488.4 kilometers (1,546.2 miles) over three days using only one kilogram of hydrogen fuel.
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The Eco Runner XIII is the 13th generation of the vehicle, which has undergone continuous improvements since its inception in 2005.
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Hydrogen fuel cells offer a faster refueling alternative and sufficient power for heavy transport, making them attractive for commercial applications.
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Many in the truck market view hydrogen vehicles as a viable alternative to diesel engines.
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The Eco Runner XIII's design featured carbon fiber components, an aerodynamic shape, and a brand-new fuel cell to optimize energy efficiency.
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The integration of hydrogen vehicles alongside electric cars is seen as a combined solution for sustainable mobility, ensuring a diverse range of options to address future transportation needs.
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