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Back to FAQs Hydrogen has a much higher octane rating (130) than gasoline (87-94), allowing it to power even the highest performance, high-compression engines without destructive pre-ignition (“knocking”). Car engines adapted for hydrogen could have a higher compression ratio, thereby increasing the efficiency and power of the engine.
