The JCB Hydromax has made history by setting a new world land speed record, reaching an astonishing 406 mph at the Bonneville Salt Flats in Utah. This remarkable achievement was driven by retired Royal Air Force fighter pilot Wing Commander Andy Green, who navigated the hydrogen-powered vehicle to this unprecedented speed.
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The record-breaking JCB Hydromax is powered by two production-based engines, derived from those used in JCB's commercial machinery, which deliver a combined 1,600 bhp. Notably, as a hydrogen-powered vehicle, the JCB Hydromax achieves zero emissions at the tailpipe, making it an environmentally friendly alternative to traditional vehicles. The success of the JCB Hydromax in setting a new world land speed record underscores the potential of hydrogen power in achieving high-performance capabilities while minimizing environmental impact.










