Forze team unveils new hydrogen-powered racer
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At peak power the VI generates 190 kW (260 hp) enough to accelerate from 0-100 kph (62 mph) in under 4.0 seconds.
Fuel cell ensures only water exits from the tailpipes
Heat generated by the brakes is used to recharge the system & water produced by the fuel cell is used to cool the brakes.
The Forze VI contains six times the power of last years’ racer.
Article Summary
Following up on last year’s racing foray with the first hydrogen-powered car to take on petrol-burning competitors, the Forze team has now gone on to bigger and better things. Its new racer the Forze VI, delivers what the teams deems "super car-ish performance." Not only does it look like a serious racer the new model contains six times the power of last years’ car.
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