H-Racer : The world's smallest fuel cell car

A new remote controlled car has hit the market, and there is something extraordinary about this car. The H-Racer is the smallest fuel cell powered car now available on the market.

The good thing is that the car, H Racer does not require any batteries to run. Insteadm it has an on-board hydrogen storage system. The refuelling process is also simple. The car comes with a miniature hydrogen station which contains a solar panel. All you need to do is to fill the water and keep it under the sun for some time. The car automatically converts water to hydeogen and the refuelling is complete.

Blue LED lights are also kept on the top of the car and they flash up on the car when you are refuelling the car. Also you dont need to charge the car for long hours. Since the car is extremely small in size, the car only needs small quantities of hydrogen to run the car. 

Though most details of the car are not known yet, no combustion occurs inside the car. The only exhaust of the h Racer is pure water. So there is no question of pollution too. 

Hydrogen fuel cell cars are the flavour of the hour. Many companies including Toyota, GM, Ford, Honda, and Daimler- Chrysler have been working towards making this kind of car available to the public in the near future. 

The price of the H Racer is $ 80 with a Solar powered Hydrogen station. Considering the fact that you are riding a piece of the future, the price can be said to be optimal.

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