Stadler’s FLIRT H2 hydrogen-powered train has set a Guinness World Record, covering a distance of 1,741.7 miles (2,803 kilometers) without refueling or recharging. The feat, which defines Stadler as a leader in sustainable rail transport technology, was achieved through a 46-hour test run that included cutting-edge fuel cells and hydrogen storage systems. The record-breaking achievement is a testament to the growing international interest in sustainable public transportation. With orders for hydrogen FLIRT trains in California and contracts in Europe, the company is leading the adoption of hydrogen-power trains globally.

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