We at Eco-Runner Team Delft believe that hydrogen (H₂) has high potential in replacing fossil fuels in the automotive industry. In the past ten years battery cars claimed the stage leaving hydrogen only as a potential replacement. However, Eco-Runner Team Delft does not only promote hydrogen as a fuel but aims to carry out our broad vision on sustainability and the role of hydrogen in the energy transition.

Since 2005 the Eco-Runner Team Delft has been building extremely efficient vehicles. In 2006 the car became hydrogen powered. For years the Eco-Runner has competed in the Shell Eco-marathon Prototype class.
This year the Eco-Runner will take on the challenge of competing in the Shell Eco-marathon Urban Concept class. This challenge offers us the opportunity to design and build an energy efficient vehicle that is closer in appearance to modern city cars.

The Eco-Runner Team Delft consists of 18 students at the Delft University of Technology. We are a multidisciplinary team with students from many different faculties of the university. Every year a new series of full and part-time students join our team to develop a new Eco-Runner. This year the team is working on the Eco-Runner X. Every year the Eco-Runner Team builds a vehicle that stands for the ultimate form of sustainable mobility; driving large distances on a small amount of green fuel.