Pininfarina brought the H2 Speed racing car concept to Geneva, which, as the name suggests, runs on fuel cells, while the Speed "trailer" betrays its racing character. The designers drew inspiration for the design from the past concept of the Ferrari Sigma racing car and added some futuristic features to it. They were supplied with a pair of electric motors by the GreenGT company, and the H2 Speed squeezes out 503 horses.
Pininfarina H2 Speed he is a super sportsman to fuel cells, which the renowned Italian design studio brought to the Geneva Motor Show. It was equipped with two signature electric generators GreenGT, powered by fuel cells and electricity. This is collected during braking and consumed during acceleration, because the racing car offers the recovery of braking energy, which is loaded into a 20 Ah battery. The two engines produce just 503 hp (210 kW) and are able to get the racing car from a standstill to 100 km/h in 3.4 seconds and drive up to 300 km/h.
He was inspired by Pininfarini looked at the concept Ferrari Sigma Grand Prix Formula One, which is also pointed out by the colors.
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Special powertrain compressor technology GreenGT gives this nearly 1,500-kilogram wind-tunnel-cut electric vehicle the right special sound, which we are not used to among electricians. Pininfarina H2 Speed is 2 meters wide, 1.087 meters high, and 4.7 meters long. It's made from carbon fiber and belted with wings for better aerodynamics. It partially shows the "ribs", as the containers are slightly visible on the sides, which under a pressure of 700 bars 6.1 kilograms of hydrogen, which can be filled in just over three minutes.
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