JCB Pursues World Speed Record With Its New Hydrogen Engines in 32-Foot Car
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JCB is building a 32-foot hydrogen-powered vehicle called the Hydromax designed to break the world speed record by exceeding 350 mph. The company is developing new hydrogen internal combustion engines to power the attempt, marking a significant move toward alternative fuel technology in heavy equipment.
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The 32-foot-long JCB Hydromax is being prepared to travel over 350 mph with the manufacturer’s new hydrogen internal combustion...
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