Range Rover on a scenic road

Consumer Field Test: Range Rover Sport

A technical report on the 360ES-PEM Proton Exchange System, demonstrating remarkable efficiency gains on a high-performance consumer vehicle.

Test Summary

Test Vehicle

Range Rover Sport Autobiography P525

Engine

V8 5.0L Supercharged

Test Date

October 25, 2025

Route

274 miles from Los Angeles to San Francisco, CA

Energy Contained in 1 Liter of Water

When one liter of water is separated into hydrogen and oxygen via electrolysis, it yields approximately 111g of Hydrogen. This translates to:

~13.3 MJ or ~3.7 kWh of chemical energy per liter of water.

The 360ES-PEM system turns this abundant resource into a range extender. The added oxygen improves combustion, while hydrogen's faster flame speed ensures a more complete burn.

Efficiency Results

MPG Improvement (274-Mile Trip)

Baseline

17.2 MPG

With 360ES-PEM

26.8 MPG

+55%

Relative Fuel Efficiency Improvement

Conclusion

The 360ES-PEM system demonstrated a remarkable +55% increase in fuel efficiency on the Range Rover Sport. This test validates that integrating the H₂+O₂ generator transforms high-performance consumer vehicles into more efficient, powerful, and sustainable platforms.

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