Longest distance by a prototype hydrogen fuel cell electric multiple unit train without refueling

Longest distance by a prototype hydrogen fuel cell electric multiple unit train without refueling
Who
Stadler Bussnang AG
What
2,803.518 kilometre(s)
Where
United States (Denver)
When
Age Restriction: Applications for this record title will only be accepted if the applicant is 16 years of age or over.

The longest distance by a prototype hydrogen fuel cell electric multiple unit train without refueling is 2,803.518 km (1,742.025 mi) and was achieved by Stadler Bussnang AG (Switzerland) in Pueblo, Colorado, USA, on 22 March 2024.


The record attempt began on Wednesday, March 20 at 19:03 local time at the TTC test track infrastructure in Pueblo/Colorado/USA. The record attempt started with full tanks, and stopped once the tanks were empty on Friday, March 22 at 17:23 local time. The total distance traveled was 2,803.518 km.

The record was run on the RTT test loop of the TTC infrastructure (Railway Test Tracks - TTC) with a distance of 21.732697 km per loop, according to the official topographical drawing. The number of laps covered was recorded in a log.