JCB Hydromax sets a new hydrogen land speed record at 406.320 mph
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A pair of hydrogen-powered engines developed for construction machinery has just been pushed into territory normally reserved for purpose-built speed machines. JCB’s Hydromax has reached an astonishing 406.320 mph (653.6 km/h) at Utah’s Bonneville Salt Flats, becoming the fastest hydrogen-powered vehicle of any kind and setting a new world land speed record for a hydrogen internal-combustion car.
The 32-foot-long streamliner is powered by two production-based JCB hydrogen combustion engines, eac
The 32-foot-long streamliner is powered by two production-based JCB hydrogen combustion engines, eac
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