MissionH24 has revealed a new as yet unnamed hydrogen electric prototype concept that will begin track testing in 2025 and is projected to be significantly faster than its current model.
A joint venture between Le Mans 24 Hours organiser the Automobile Club de l’Ouest and hydrogen specialist GreenGT, MissionH24 gave its LMPH2G hydrogen concept a first demonstration run at Spa in 2018, before it took part in a live practice session for a Le Mans Cup round the following year. Its successor, the H24, featured a completely revamped powertrain with two electric motors and finished four Le Mans Cup races in 2022.
“Hydrogen technology is safe, reliable and can perform. The ambition is now to provide the first zero-emission winner of the 24 Hours of Le Mans.” GreenGT technical director Bassel Aslan added: “Thanks to MissionH24, hydrogen technology has stood out in the competition world. “Now the time has come to prove that this technology can offer an alternative to fossil fuels with the same efficiency and zero CO2 emission.
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