BMW continues its exploration of hydrogen as a key component of its sustainability strategy, expanding its applications both in production processes and future vehicle development. While the company plans to introduce hydrogen-powered production cars in…
The annual Climate Week conference was back in New York City last week. BMW brought together media, partners, and stakeholders at Moonlight Studios for the second year in a row in Manhattan. The Bavarians wanted…
The rumors were true – BMW and Toyota are indeed expanding their collaboration in the field of fuel cell technology, and BMW is set to launch a series-production hydrogen car in 2028. This announcement marks…
Toyota and BMW are rumored to upgrade their partnership in fuel cell vehicles (FCVs) as part of a broader strategy to push hydrogen as a next-generation eco-friendly alternative vehicles, amid signs of slowing growth in…
BMW recently introduced the iX5 Hydrogen, marking their entry into the production series of fuel cell vehicles. The company plans to offer this innovative vehicle to selected customers across the globe. But many of us…
The people who are reluctant to believe hydrogen could become a viable source of energy for electric vehicles probably think BMW sounds like a broken record. Not a month goes by without the Bavarians talking…
In an interview with Nikkei Asia a few months ago, BMW sales chief Pieter Nota said the Bavarian automaker intends to put a hydrogen SUV into production as soon as 2025. He hinted at a…
BMW is pushing forward with their hydrogen-powered cars, according to BMW CEO Oliver Zipse. In an interview with Bloomberg, Zipse said that the next automotive trend will revolve around hydrogen cars. “After the electric car, which…
BMW is among the few automakers that believe going electric doesn’t necessarily have to mean cramming heavy and bulky batteries into a car. It still sees potential in hydrogen technology, so much so the iX5…
BMW has continued to stubbornly stick with hydrogen technology development, long after most brands gave up on it. However, BMW isn’t the only brand pushing hydrogen tech. Other brands, such as Toyota and Honda, have…
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