1,003 zero-emission kilometers were driven on public roads south of Paris in the Loire-et-Cher and Indre-et-Loire departments, and the distance and consumption were certified by an independent organization.
The trip began on Wednesday, May 26, at 5:43 a.m. from the HYSETCO hydrogen station in Orly and was completed after 1,003 kilometers with one refueling. The record attempt used green hydrogen (hydrogen obtained by electrolysis) and had an average fuel consumption of 0.55 kg / 100 km, with Mirai tanks capable of storing 5.6 kg of hydrogen.
To achieve this 1003 km distance record, drivers used an “eco-driving” style, but not special methods that everyday riders could not use. However, the press release does not mention how long it took to set this record in order to judge how realistic these figures are.