The Shell Eco-marathon 2025 Prototype category saw the victory of the Thaiger-Racing team in the hydrogen segment, surpassing the BTU team Lausitz Dynamics. The latter's Hydragen vehicle achieved an excellent efficiency of 964.3 km/m³, showcasing the potential of hydrogen as an energy source. Competing in Kamień Śląski, around 140 international teams participated in the event, focusing on energy-efficient vehicle designs. Lausitz Dynamics utilized a fuel cell in their vehicle to convert hydrogen into electrical energy, aligning with the competition's emphasis on sustainable mobility. The students from Brandenburg University of Technology Cottbus-Senftenberg demonstrated their interdisciplinary collaboration and innovation under the guidance of faculty members. The event highlighted the importance of research in climate-neutral transportation and the role of young innovators in shaping the future of mobility. The supportive sponsors and organizations played a crucial role in enabling the student team's participation, emphasizing the collective effort towards sustainable solutions.