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Hydrogen-powered hypercar has a translucent wing

  • The Alpine Alpenglow is the future of hypercars
  • It has a fully hydrogen-powered engine
  • The rear wing is translucent to look like ice

Published on Feb 16, 2024 at 10:31 AM (UTC-5)
by Tom Wood

Last updated on Feb 22, 2024 at 6:32 AM (UTC-5)
Edited by Adam Gray

Hydrogen-powered hypercar has a translucent wing
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This amazing hydrogen-powered hypercar has a translucent wing – it’s called the Alpine Alpenglow, and it looks incredible.

The car looks a bit like the Batmobile and has an unbelievably cool set of lights all over it.

Designed to look as if it is flying through space, and with wheels that look like snowflakes, there is a definite theme to the Alpenglow.

The back wing is designed completely see-through to look like ice, too.

It’s one of a number of stunning hydrogen-powered, high-performance vehicles – and these are going to be the future of race driving.

If this is the future, it is certainly going to look cool.

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Tom started his journalism career at LADbible soon after completing a Masters degree at the University of Salford. Since then, he’s covered a bit of everything at a number of international titles – sport, celebrity, cars, and world news - before becoming Lead Editor at Supercar Blondie.