Systemics · 24 Hours of Le Mans 2024
Hydrogen hybrid Tuk-Tuk: 708 km in 24 hours at Le Mans
Systemics' hydrogen hybrid Tuk-Tuk set a world range record at the 24 Hours of Le Mans 2024, featuring a powertrain and electronics designed by Rage Mechanics.
708 km
covered in 24 hours.
24 h
of uninterrupted track driving.
2 kg
of hydrogen for the entire race.
World record
for range in its category.
The client and context
Systemics entered a hybrid tuk-tuk, powered by a hydrogen fuel cell and lithium battery, at the 24 Hours of Le Mans 2024 on the Alain Prost circuit.
The goal was to drive for 24 hours straight and cover the greatest distance possible.
The challenge
Driving for 24 hours with only 2 kg of hydrogen requires an efficient, reliable drivetrain with continuous monitoring.
Every technical stop costs precious kilometers.
What Rage delivered
- Powertrain
- Electronics
| Client | Systemics |
|---|---|
| Event | 24 Hours of Le Mans 2024 |
| Location | Alain Prost Circuit, Le Mans |
| Energy | Hydrogen and lithium hybrid, 2 kg of hydrogen |
| Result | 708 km in 24 h, world range record |
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