FIA Confirms Hydrogen Vehicle Sets New 406.320 mph World Land Speed Record

FIA The Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile officially confirmed that a new world land speed record has been set, marking a notable entry in the organization’s catalog of verified high‑speed achievements. The record was recorded after a series of timed runs, and the FIA’s verification process ensures the measurement meets international standards for land speed attempts.

Hydrogen‑Powered Vehicle The record‑setting car, powered solely by hydrogen fuel, attained a top speed of 406.320 miles per hour, surpassing all previous land speed marks for vehicles using this clean energy source. The speed was measured in miles per hour, reflecting the vehicle’s capability to convert hydrogen energy into extreme kinetic performance on a flat test track.

World Land Speed Record This achievement establishes the highest documented velocity for any hydrogen‑driven land vehicle, positioning hydrogen technology as a competitive alternative in the quest for faster ground transportation. The FIA’s acknowledgment may encourage further development of hydrogen propulsion systems aimed at breaking future speed barriers.