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 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…
You might be surprised to find out BMW has been working on hydrogen powertrains since 1978. Let’s dial our imaginary time machine back 22 years when the 750hL arrived at the 2000 New York Auto…
While the whole world seems to have already made up its mind regarding the future of personal mobility, some companies are still reluctant to go all in on battery-powered EVs. There are certainly some valid…
Like or not, the electric cars we have today might not be viable products in the long run. At least not while we’re using huge, heavy batteries that rely on lots of lithium and other…
BMW is no stranger to hydrogen-powered cars. It all started in 2005 with a limited production hydrogen internal combustion engine vehicle built on the 7 Series platform. Only 100 total vehicles were produced. Then in…
There’s a huge debate going on right now inside the automotive industry, one that has been preoccupying the management of various car makers for years now: how should we move on from fossil fuels? Some…
