BMW has revealed its intention to introduce a hydrogen-powered vehicle in 2028, leveraging fuel cell technology co-developed with Toyota. The upcoming vehicle, based on an existing model, will feature a hydrogen fuel cell drive option, marking a milestone in BMW's commitment to innovative mobility solutions. CEO Oliver Zipse highlighted the significance of this venture in showcasing the impact of technological advancements on future transportation. Through the partnership with Toyota, BMW aims to streamline production processes and create a versatile drive unit suitable for both passenger and commercial vehicles. While BMW leads the way among German automakers in hydrogen technology, it continues to diversify its portfolio by exploring fuel cell vehicle prototypes alongside electric ones. The iX5 Hydrogen, a hydrogen-powered vehicle currently being tested, boasts a range of 500 km and rapid refueling capabilities, emphasizing the practicality of this sustainable alternative. Despite challenges such as high costs and limited refueling infrastructure, BMW remains optimistic about the potential of hydrogen-powered transportation, anticipating significant advancements in charging facilities by the vehicle's release.