Pininfarina H2 Speed (2016)
Concept car · 2016 · Hydrogen fuel cell
Hydrogen fuel-cell track car with a three-minute refuel
The H2 Speed was a high-performance track concept powered by hydrogen, using a twin-stack proton-exchange-membrane fuel-cell system developed with GreenGT feeding two electric motors. Its only emission was water, and the hydrogen tanks refilled in under three minutes. Pininfarina later confirmed a small production run, positioning the H2 Speed as a clean-energy alternative to combustion supercars.
Key facts
- Powertrain: Twin-stack PEM hydrogen fuel cell (GreenGT), 2 electric motors
- Power: ~503 hp (370 kW)
- Fuel-cell output: 210 kW
- 0-100 km/h: ~3.4 s
- Top speed: ~300 km/h
- Refuel: Under 3 minutes
Production
- Status: Limited run
- Hydrogen track car announced as a run of about 12 units, but the project stalled and effectively no series was delivered.
- Revealed at 2016 Geneva Motor Show
Source: New Atlas